Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2751 CWSA 02⧸15⧸25

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00:00:25.320 Ah.

00:00:25.760 Well, here's the good news.

00:00:31.800 The good news is that it feels like at least for a day or so, Trump has slowed down and my brain is starting to normalize.

00:00:42.500 Oh, my God, my brain has been on fire for the last few weeks.

00:00:47.440 So many things to hear and listen to, and it's all interesting, and I care about it all.

00:00:52.960 I'm just like on my phone all day long. Oh, look, it's another thing.

00:00:56.080 There's another judge. There's another judge.

00:00:58.060 Look, it's another lawsuit. There's another judge.

00:01:00.660 And it looks like it's slowed down a little bit.

00:01:04.420 So that feels good.

00:01:06.020 Anyway, after today's show, remember to join the after show.

00:01:10.660 That'll be on Spaces, hosted by Owen Gregorian.

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00:01:27.180 Well, here's a story in the New York Post that I swear is an old story.

00:01:32.320 Haven't we talked about this one before?

00:01:33.940 There's a Chinese zoo that admitted to painting a donkey black and white to pass it off as a zebra.

00:01:42.460 Haven't we heard that one before?

00:01:44.660 And it makes me wonder how many other animals are fake.

00:01:49.040 It's like, you know, is it possible that they've done any plastic surgery on any other animals to turn them into other animals?

00:01:59.940 I don't know. Kind of wondered.

00:02:03.000 Well, we didn't have any chipmunks, but we did have this rat.

00:02:07.540 Let's just give them a little color job and maybe a little plastic surgery on the snout.

00:02:14.000 Suddenly, rat turns into a chipmunk.

00:02:17.280 Well, nobody goes to the zoo to see a chipmunk, so that's ridiculous.

00:02:21.040 Why'd you bring it up?

00:02:22.860 Let's talk about the health benefits of saunas.

00:02:25.440 And I want to see if this is real science or backwards science.

00:02:32.620 Backwards science.

00:02:34.320 You tell me, was the sauna creating the following health benefits,

00:02:38.420 or do the people who decide to use saunas and have the money and have the time,

00:02:44.040 are they naturally the people who have fewer health problems?

00:02:47.380 So here are the things that, according to Oliver Anwar on X,

00:02:52.240 there's research showing that if you sauna four to seven times a week,

00:02:58.060 all right, how many people have the time to sauna four to seven times a week?

00:03:04.340 I would argue that these are not the people who are working so hard,

00:03:08.160 and we know that working all the time is bad for you.

00:03:10.440 So right away, you start saying to yourself,

00:03:14.380 hmm, these are people who have a lot of leisure,

00:03:17.740 and they may have some money because they can go to a sauna instead of being homeless.

00:03:23.480 So if you use a sauna four to seven times a week,

00:03:27.300 your risk of dementia and Alzheimer's is reduced by an astounding 66%.

00:03:33.640 So it's good for your mental health.

00:03:35.580 It's good for your immune system.

00:03:38.200 It's good for recovering from athletic performance.

00:03:41.260 It's going to help your cardiovascular and your blood flow.

00:03:45.720 So what do you think?

00:03:47.800 Do you think that what we discovered is that saunas are really good for you?

00:03:53.140 And I assume they are.

00:03:54.100 I'm sure they are.

00:03:55.180 Or did we discover that the people who use saunas

00:03:58.040 are exactly the same people who are doing everything else that's good for you?

00:04:02.820 Do you think that people who use saunas are also eating the most junk food?

00:04:09.140 Or are the people who do sauna four to seven times a week

00:04:11.860 more likely to eat a healthy diet?

00:04:14.920 Are they more likely to do exercise?

00:04:18.260 Well, if one of the reasons for doing it is to recover from exercise,

00:04:22.440 maybe there's a little bit of a selection bias there.

00:04:26.360 Here's what they didn't do.

00:04:28.000 I don't think that they had a control group

00:04:30.440 of people who were exactly like the other people.

00:04:33.940 Some of them used the sauna and some didn't.

00:04:35.960 And then they tracked them over 40 years.

00:04:38.000 I don't think that happened.

00:04:40.180 So where do you think this information about saunas making you healthier came from?

00:04:46.900 I don't know.

00:04:48.420 But let me ask you this.

00:04:49.660 Who would have the most interest in producing a study,

00:04:54.280 which would be expensive,

00:04:55.940 a study about the health benefits of saunas?

00:04:59.720 Who in the world would have the financial interest

00:05:03.720 to want to do a big expensive study on the health benefits of saunas?

00:05:08.600 Oh, yeah.

00:05:10.160 Could it be the foxes or the ones counting the chickens again?

00:05:13.840 I don't know the answer to the question.

00:05:19.000 But if I had to guess,

00:05:20.820 Big Sauna did a study.

00:05:23.240 And Big Sauna decided that a controlled long-term study

00:05:27.600 would be really expensive and might not give them the right answer.

00:05:31.140 So instead, they just compared people

00:05:32.880 who have the luxury of being able to sauna all the time

00:05:36.320 with the people who don't have that luxury

00:05:38.600 and found out that one group is healthier.

00:05:40.840 How about that?

00:05:42.020 Yeah, how about that?

00:05:42.800 Surprise.

00:05:45.040 All data that matters is fake.

00:05:47.920 It has to be,

00:05:49.020 because it's always the fox counting the chickens.

00:05:53.220 All right.

00:05:53.840 So Trump signed an executive order,

00:05:56.160 according to The Hill.

00:05:57.660 He's going to strip funding from schools

00:06:00.380 that require the COVID-19 vaccinations.

00:06:04.400 God, that feels good, doesn't it?

00:06:07.680 Don't you love the fact

00:06:08.980 that the school will be punished

00:06:11.160 for requiring people to get a COVID vaccination now?

00:06:17.000 Wow.

00:06:17.520 So that's just a feel-good story.

00:06:23.840 Here's some new information,

00:06:25.820 according to the New York Post.

00:06:27.300 So the Trump administration,

00:06:29.380 USDA chief,

00:06:30.980 is looking at the idea of food stamps

00:06:33.320 being not allowed

00:06:35.580 for buying sugary drinks and bad food.

00:06:39.440 Now, correct me if I'm wrong,

00:06:41.660 you already can't use food stamps

00:06:44.080 to buy alcohol.

00:06:45.220 Is that right?

00:06:47.280 If you tried to buy alcohol and food stamps,

00:06:50.080 the grocery store would say,

00:06:51.600 uh-uh-uh.

00:06:53.140 So could they also,

00:06:55.400 I don't know if it's practical,

00:06:57.080 because it would require the cashier,

00:07:00.180 I think,

00:07:01.260 to decide whether the food stamp,

00:07:03.220 you know,

00:07:04.300 is good enough for this,

00:07:05.440 but not good enough for that.

00:07:07.040 Where do you draw the line?

00:07:09.000 Do you draw the line at all processed foods?

00:07:12.620 Because that would be reasonable.

00:07:14.520 Do you draw the line?

00:07:15.800 You couldn't do that.

00:07:16.800 You'd have to allow some processed foods,

00:07:18.760 probably.

00:07:20.060 Could you draw the line at no wheat?

00:07:22.960 You can't get any wheat-based products?

00:07:26.020 No, probably can't do that.

00:07:27.640 Like, even if you believe that

00:07:29.100 the wheat in the United States

00:07:30.640 is not so good for you,

00:07:31.920 compared to other countries.

00:07:32.820 So I don't know how they can implement this

00:07:35.640 on a practical level,

00:07:38.020 but I like the thinking,

00:07:39.800 and I like the fact

00:07:40.580 that they might take a run at it.

00:07:42.780 Good stuff.

00:07:47.480 So, but would that create

00:07:49.980 a secondary market for food stamps?

00:07:53.400 Hmm.

00:07:54.080 If you couldn't buy junk,

00:07:56.180 how many people will sell their food stamp

00:07:58.740 at a discount

00:07:59.580 to somebody who needs it,

00:08:01.780 and then use the money

00:08:03.840 from the food stamp that they sold

00:08:05.620 to buy a sugary drink?

00:08:08.200 There'd be a little bit of that.

00:08:09.620 So it'd be worth trying.

00:08:12.760 According to the BBC,

00:08:14.800 an article in Mental Floss,

00:08:17.440 when AI does news summaries,

00:08:19.900 so if you ask your favorite AI,

00:08:22.420 summarize the news on some topic.

00:08:24.860 According to the BBC,

00:08:27.200 it's going to get it wrong.

00:08:28.740 They looked at OpenAI,

00:08:31.580 Google Gemini perplexity,

00:08:32.900 and Microsoft Copilot.

00:08:34.640 They said that 51% of all AI responses

00:08:37.820 had major errors.

00:08:40.960 51%.

00:08:41.760 Additionally, 19% of AI answers

00:08:44.780 regarding BBC-specific sources

00:08:47.800 had incorrect factual statements,

00:08:50.740 numbers, and dates.

00:08:51.340 And 13% of the quotes

00:08:53.780 were made up.

00:08:56.420 13% of the quotes

00:08:58.280 were made up

00:09:00.060 and attributed to people.

00:09:02.400 Now,

00:09:03.220 did they have to do this study?

00:09:05.500 No, they didn't.

00:09:06.980 They just had to ask me.

00:09:08.640 I've been telling you forever,

00:09:10.180 it's Gelman amnesia.

00:09:12.160 All they did is show

00:09:13.400 that Gelman amnesia is real,

00:09:15.060 which we all knew.

00:09:16.480 If you know what's true,

00:09:18.280 the news always looks fake.

00:09:20.920 It's not the AI.

00:09:23.400 They're trying to blame the AI.

00:09:25.680 No, it's not the AI.

00:09:27.280 The news in the fucking BBC

00:09:29.340 is fake

00:09:31.040 whenever you know

00:09:32.400 what the real story is.

00:09:33.720 The news on CNN is fake

00:09:35.940 whenever you know

00:09:37.380 what the real story is.

00:09:38.820 The news everywhere,

00:09:40.540 in every outlet,

00:09:41.840 all the time,

00:09:43.420 in every case,

00:09:45.280 is fake.

00:09:46.480 It's fake.

00:09:48.280 The only thing that's new

00:09:49.980 is knowing it.

00:09:53.600 And so the BBC,

00:09:55.060 which has exactly

00:09:56.420 the same error conditions

00:09:57.980 as AI,

00:09:59.560 is acting like

00:10:00.420 they're the ones

00:10:01.060 to check the AI.

00:10:03.040 Really?

00:10:04.280 You're the ones

00:10:05.120 to check the accuracy

00:10:06.220 of the AI?

00:10:07.420 How about if the AI

00:10:08.480 did this experiment

00:10:09.500 on the BBC?

00:10:12.220 How about if we did it

00:10:13.600 on just things

00:10:14.600 that I know personally?

00:10:15.520 I'm pretty sure

00:10:16.960 the BBC has written

00:10:17.960 about me.

00:10:19.040 If I did a search

00:10:20.240 on what the BBC

00:10:21.120 has said about me,

00:10:22.400 how accurate would it be?

00:10:24.380 It wouldn't be.

00:10:25.880 There's not a chance.

00:10:27.380 There's not even

00:10:27.940 a small chance

00:10:29.000 that it would be accurate,

00:10:30.840 according to me,

00:10:32.180 and I would be

00:10:32.720 the ultimate source of me.

00:10:34.900 So no,

00:10:36.020 there's nothing

00:10:36.620 in this story

00:10:37.420 that tells you

00:10:38.100 AI is less accurate

00:10:40.180 than the regular news.

00:10:42.060 Even the one

00:10:42.940 where 13%

00:10:43.900 of the quotes

00:10:44.500 were either altered

00:10:45.580 or absent?

00:10:47.400 Well,

00:10:47.760 absent

00:10:48.300 from the original.

00:10:50.880 That doesn't seem

00:10:51.860 like an error

00:10:52.400 if there's just no quote.

00:10:53.980 I don't know

00:10:54.520 what that means

00:10:55.040 if it's absent.

00:10:56.100 But if it's an error,

00:10:57.740 13%,

00:10:58.720 that's actually low

00:11:00.760 because the regular news

00:11:02.680 misquotes people

00:11:03.780 a lot more often.

00:11:07.000 Do you think

00:11:07.820 the AI

00:11:08.360 is misquoting people

00:11:09.620 more often

00:11:10.820 than real humans?

00:11:12.340 No.

00:11:13.340 Even the real humans

00:11:14.220 aren't even trying

00:11:14.960 to get real quotes.

00:11:16.060 They're trying to

00:11:16.900 fabricate a quote

00:11:18.000 that fits the story.

00:11:19.220 Always.

00:11:20.080 It's always fabricated.

00:11:21.800 Now,

00:11:22.060 sometimes the real quote

00:11:23.180 will fit their narrative

00:11:24.300 and then they'll use it.

00:11:25.720 But if they don't

00:11:26.420 have a real quote

00:11:27.300 that fits the narrative,

00:11:28.860 they will make one up.

00:11:30.780 That's how it works.

00:11:31.920 Now,

00:11:32.100 here's the bigger question.

00:11:34.820 Remember,

00:11:35.380 I've been telling you

00:11:36.040 something.

00:11:36.520 I haven't seen

00:11:37.140 a single person

00:11:38.000 agree with me,

00:11:38.780 by the way.

00:11:39.940 So here's a prediction

00:11:40.780 I keep making

00:11:41.720 and not one person

00:11:43.640 that I've seen

00:11:45.040 agrees with me.

00:11:46.780 So I'm all alone.

00:11:48.640 And it goes like this.

00:11:50.680 The reason that

00:11:51.940 the AGI version of AI,

00:11:54.660 which would be the,

00:11:55.500 you know,

00:11:56.080 the general intelligence,

00:11:57.540 the one that's really

00:11:58.320 the smart one,

00:11:59.280 that's smarter than the human

00:12:00.240 in the same way

00:12:01.000 that humans are smart,

00:12:02.360 that's going to be a problem

00:12:05.060 because how do we know

00:12:06.860 it's right?

00:12:08.800 The humans are going

00:12:09.900 to decide if it's right.

00:12:11.820 And if the humans

00:12:12.640 don't like the answer

00:12:13.580 it gives,

00:12:14.680 they'll just reprogram it.

00:12:17.240 So if we created

00:12:18.400 an intelligence

00:12:19.160 that knew more than us,

00:12:20.980 the first thing we do

00:12:22.140 is program it

00:12:23.720 and degrade it

00:12:24.700 so it matched us

00:12:26.240 because we start

00:12:27.280 with the assumption

00:12:27.880 that we know

00:12:28.480 what's true

00:12:29.000 and then we're seeing

00:12:30.820 if the AI

00:12:31.360 can get it right.

00:12:32.860 We're never going

00:12:33.720 to be out of that model.

00:12:35.060 We're never going

00:12:35.520 to say the AI is right

00:12:36.620 and we were wrong

00:12:37.340 about everything.

00:12:38.780 Have you met people?

00:12:40.420 People don't do that.

00:12:41.640 People say they're right

00:12:42.740 and everything needs

00:12:43.880 to conform

00:12:44.700 to their view

00:12:45.360 of what's right.

00:12:46.540 So no,

00:12:47.260 there's probably no way

00:12:48.700 that we can build

00:12:50.040 a machine that's

00:12:50.740 smarter than people,

00:12:51.800 like legitimately smarter.

00:12:54.340 Now, of course,

00:12:55.260 they will know more things

00:12:56.420 and calculate faster

00:12:57.740 and you can play chess better.

00:13:00.100 You know,

00:13:00.240 so there's a whole bunch

00:13:00.980 of things

00:13:02.220 that are more

00:13:02.840 almost math-based

00:13:04.980 or physics-based

00:13:05.980 that, of course,

00:13:06.920 of course,

00:13:07.360 it will be well better

00:13:08.840 and more than people.

00:13:10.400 But if it came up

00:13:11.220 with an opinion,

00:13:13.220 suppose it tried

00:13:14.000 to tell you history.

00:13:16.160 Can you imagine

00:13:16.720 the smartest AI

00:13:17.880 telling you

00:13:19.080 the real history

00:13:19.940 of World War II?

00:13:22.780 I'm going to stop

00:13:23.700 right there

00:13:24.140 because if I went

00:13:24.880 any further,

00:13:25.500 I'd get canceled

00:13:26.160 like three times.

00:13:28.320 Whatever you think

00:13:29.300 about World War II,

00:13:30.800 I'm pretty sure

00:13:32.060 it's a narrative.

00:13:33.940 I mean,

00:13:34.280 obviously,

00:13:34.840 World War II happened,

00:13:36.240 but I don't really believe

00:13:38.460 any of the news

00:13:39.220 about World War II

00:13:40.140 or any of the history.

00:13:41.900 You know,

00:13:42.100 I think maybe

00:13:42.940 they got the dates

00:13:43.720 of the big battles

00:13:44.540 right,

00:13:45.320 you know,

00:13:45.520 the big stuff,

00:13:46.420 but the why

00:13:47.360 anybody did anything

00:13:48.480 and the what could

00:13:49.240 have happened

00:13:49.740 and who was doing

00:13:50.500 what behind the scenes

00:13:51.660 and what were

00:13:52.580 people's intentions

00:13:53.460 and what were

00:13:54.140 the secret plots

00:13:55.100 and what did

00:13:56.180 the good guys do

00:13:57.120 that were really bad

00:13:58.020 but got erased

00:13:58.700 by history

00:13:59.220 because they were

00:13:59.820 the winners.

00:14:01.440 It's all kind of fake.

00:14:04.720 So if we came up

00:14:05.940 with an AI

00:14:06.600 that somehow

00:14:07.460 could tell us

00:14:08.100 the real history

00:14:09.080 of anything,

00:14:10.100 not just picking

00:14:10.640 World War II

00:14:11.320 as a, you know,

00:14:12.440 a general reference,

00:14:13.820 but of anything,

00:14:15.400 how about the history

00:14:16.140 of the United States?

00:14:18.760 Do you think

00:14:19.760 we would allow

00:14:20.700 an AI

00:14:22.120 to tell a history

00:14:23.840 of the United States

00:14:24.680 that was fundamentally

00:14:25.560 different

00:14:26.120 from what we've been

00:14:27.520 brainwashing kids

00:14:28.440 for generations?

00:14:29.880 Of course not.

00:14:31.240 Of course not.

00:14:31.900 The reason we brainwash kids

00:14:33.260 is we don't want them

00:14:34.000 to know the actual truth.

00:14:35.640 We want them

00:14:36.320 to know the truth

00:14:36.960 that makes them

00:14:37.620 better citizens

00:14:38.920 and makes the country stronger.

00:14:41.120 So what would an AI

00:14:42.420 do in that case?

00:14:44.120 Say,

00:14:44.480 oh, okay,

00:14:45.200 I get it.

00:14:45.900 We're just brainwashing

00:14:46.860 the people

00:14:47.280 so I'll make up

00:14:48.000 some stuff.

00:14:49.780 Yeah.

00:14:50.220 How could,

00:14:50.800 how can you possibly

00:14:51.740 get to an AI

00:14:52.640 that's smarter than us

00:14:53.720 when we would turn it off

00:14:55.320 the moment it started

00:14:56.200 saying things

00:14:56.840 that's smarter than us

00:14:57.780 beyond,

00:14:59.020 you know,

00:14:59.340 math and science-y stuff

00:15:00.520 which will,

00:15:01.160 of course,

00:15:01.480 it will be better.

00:15:03.440 Anyway,

00:15:05.120 apparently RFK Jr.

00:15:10.000 has already moved

00:15:10.620 to fire thousands

00:15:11.700 of people

00:15:12.200 in HHIS

00:15:13.400 and,

00:15:15.180 you know,

00:15:17.220 we knew that was coming

00:15:18.220 but 5,200 workers

00:15:19.720 already being let go.

00:15:23.720 there's going to be

00:15:24.620 a lot of stories

00:15:25.460 like this,

00:15:26.200 like there's this

00:15:27.020 department in the government

00:15:28.060 and DOGE

00:15:29.060 or whoever

00:15:30.040 is firing lots of people.

00:15:33.280 So it's all going to start

00:15:34.380 to sound the same

00:15:35.760 but I don't want to,

00:15:36.760 I don't want to lose

00:15:37.820 how good it feels

00:15:38.880 that something's happening.

00:15:41.620 The good feeling I feel

00:15:43.160 when people are getting fired

00:15:44.420 is not

00:15:45.500 zeitgeist

00:15:47.040 or,

00:15:47.500 no,

00:15:47.660 what,

00:15:48.080 that's the wrong word.

00:15:49.640 it's not schadenfreude.

00:15:52.120 I get my German words wrong.

00:15:54.460 It's not schadenfreude

00:15:55.700 where I'm just enjoying

00:15:56.800 somebody else's pain

00:15:57.980 because I think

00:15:58.720 they have it coming.

00:15:59.520 It's nothing like that.

00:16:01.100 I,

00:16:01.560 you know,

00:16:01.780 I have a lot of empathy

00:16:02.580 for the,

00:16:03.540 you know,

00:16:03.780 just regular workers

00:16:04.840 who go to work

00:16:05.560 but

00:16:06.680 I feel so good

00:16:08.800 there's something

00:16:10.220 that's difficult to do

00:16:11.660 for the government

00:16:12.340 which is self-police

00:16:13.700 and reduce its own expenses

00:16:15.360 that it's actually happening.

00:16:17.600 It's like one of the most

00:16:18.380 optimistic things

00:16:19.440 I've seen

00:16:20.120 in a long,

00:16:21.760 long time.

00:16:24.000 Speaking of optimistic things,

00:16:26.140 there's a,

00:16:26.680 a recording released

00:16:28.940 of Jamie Diamond,

00:16:30.620 head of J.P. Morgan

00:16:31.700 in which he's just

00:16:33.240 giving it to his employees

00:16:34.680 some kind of,

00:16:35.900 I don't know

00:16:36.200 if it's a Zoom

00:16:36.960 or all employees meeting

00:16:38.380 or something

00:16:38.800 and he is just

00:16:40.600 cursing up a storm.

00:16:42.220 He's dropping the F-bombs

00:16:43.920 and,

00:16:44.480 you know,

00:16:45.120 the,

00:16:45.420 the other bombs

00:16:46.780 and he is

00:16:48.780 criticizing his employees

00:16:50.160 for being on Zoom calls

00:16:51.580 and secretly

00:16:52.540 checking their email

00:16:54.040 and not paying attention.

00:16:55.300 He says it's bad for,

00:16:56.740 bad for morale,

00:16:58.100 bad for creativity,

00:16:59.020 it's rude,

00:16:59.980 it's,

00:17:00.740 you know,

00:17:01.060 it's,

00:17:01.400 it's going to make

00:17:01.940 everything less efficient.

00:17:03.240 He can't stand it.

00:17:04.400 He thinks working from home

00:17:05.720 is just

00:17:06.240 not only bad

00:17:07.440 for the company

00:17:08.160 but he thinks

00:17:09.000 it's damaging

00:17:09.760 a entire generation

00:17:11.440 of young people.

00:17:12.240 and the more

00:17:13.740 I thought about that

00:17:14.660 I thought

00:17:15.220 oh my god

00:17:16.980 he's right.

00:17:19.680 When,

00:17:20.320 when I was

00:17:20.920 in the regular workforce

00:17:22.180 in my cubicle days

00:17:23.420 every now and then

00:17:25.380 it was kind of rare

00:17:26.340 you know

00:17:27.220 I'd have a work

00:17:27.840 at home day

00:17:28.420 for one reason

00:17:29.800 or another

00:17:30.240 and it was rare

00:17:31.080 but,

00:17:31.720 but it happened

00:17:32.360 and

00:17:33.440 to me

00:17:35.440 it was just

00:17:36.140 a way to do

00:17:37.420 a little extra work

00:17:38.380 because I wasn't

00:17:39.420 being bothered.

00:17:40.500 So,

00:17:40.860 it didn't happen often

00:17:41.840 and I found

00:17:42.760 that I was actually

00:17:43.360 more productive

00:17:44.140 because I wasn't

00:17:44.940 being bothered

00:17:45.460 but here's the thing

00:17:46.580 that I was not

00:17:47.300 considering

00:17:48.240 that Jamie Dimon

00:17:50.300 did consider

00:17:51.000 and I think

00:17:51.480 he's right on this

00:17:52.240 that if I had not

00:17:54.060 spent all of my

00:17:55.620 other time

00:17:56.120 in the office

00:17:56.880 then the work

00:17:59.220 at home thing

00:17:59.760 would be a whole

00:18:00.340 different deal.

00:18:01.960 Imagine if I didn't

00:18:02.900 know my co-workers

00:18:04.080 in person.

00:18:05.680 Imagine if I didn't

00:18:06.440 have all the

00:18:07.040 casual

00:18:07.660 question answering

00:18:09.220 and the brainstorming

00:18:10.400 that happens

00:18:10.840 in the hallways

00:18:11.600 and the

00:18:11.980 you know

00:18:12.640 learning who's

00:18:13.260 the good

00:18:13.740 you know

00:18:14.640 the good bear

00:18:15.240 and the bad bear

00:18:16.080 and who's just

00:18:17.160 a waste of time

00:18:17.960 and you know

00:18:18.780 who can get things

00:18:19.500 done

00:18:19.840 who wants to

00:18:20.480 work with me

00:18:21.060 finding somebody

00:18:22.140 else who might

00:18:22.640 want to hire me

00:18:23.320 you know

00:18:23.840 doing a little

00:18:24.300 networking

00:18:24.860 these are all

00:18:26.440 the things

00:18:26.860 that if you're

00:18:28.160 only once in a

00:18:29.140 while working

00:18:29.740 at home

00:18:30.300 then the working

00:18:31.940 at home

00:18:32.240 is really a plus

00:18:33.000 you probably

00:18:34.380 actually just

00:18:35.120 get more done

00:18:35.760 you know

00:18:36.640 and then you get

00:18:37.120 all the benefits

00:18:37.740 of the human

00:18:38.400 contact

00:18:39.040 and the

00:18:39.460 you know

00:18:40.060 the accidental

00:18:40.700 connections

00:18:41.320 and all that

00:18:41.820 but imagine

00:18:42.560 if you're a

00:18:43.120 young worker

00:18:43.680 who's never

00:18:45.300 really spent

00:18:45.900 much time

00:18:46.360 in any office

00:18:47.180 and your

00:18:48.900 entire experience

00:18:49.820 is waking up

00:18:50.580 and going to

00:18:51.000 your own

00:18:51.320 living room

00:18:51.880 and sitting

00:18:52.900 on the couch

00:18:53.560 and maybe

00:18:55.420 you're doing

00:18:55.820 work

00:18:56.320 but you're

00:18:57.560 having no

00:18:58.000 connections

00:18:58.400 with other

00:18:58.940 people

00:18:59.260 your company

00:19:01.080 is sort of

00:19:01.520 a meaningless

00:19:01.960 concept

00:19:02.540 that puts

00:19:03.020 a direct

00:19:03.420 deposit

00:19:03.800 into your

00:19:04.200 bank account

00:19:04.740 I can't

00:19:06.900 imagine

00:19:07.300 that you

00:19:07.740 would be

00:19:08.080 killing it

00:19:08.760 in terms

00:19:09.320 of effectiveness

00:19:10.040 or your

00:19:10.680 own career

00:19:11.260 or even

00:19:12.240 your own

00:19:12.600 mental health

00:19:13.260 and as much

00:19:14.500 as I hate

00:19:14.980 commuting

00:19:15.460 commuting

00:19:16.380 is just

00:19:16.700 the worst

00:19:17.080 thing ever

00:19:17.500 the benefits

00:19:20.540 of doing

00:19:21.280 this painful

00:19:22.280 work in person

00:19:23.420 thing

00:19:23.780 are pretty

00:19:25.080 extreme

00:19:25.680 and I think

00:19:26.940 Jamie Dimon

00:19:27.600 is right on

00:19:28.460 that

00:19:28.780 he's correct

00:19:29.980 and he also

00:19:31.440 talks about

00:19:31.940 they're not

00:19:32.280 working long

00:19:32.940 hours

00:19:33.360 because when

00:19:33.780 he tries

00:19:34.120 to call

00:19:34.520 anybody

00:19:34.920 who's

00:19:35.240 allegedly

00:19:35.660 working

00:19:36.040 at home

00:19:36.380 they never

00:19:36.760 answer the

00:19:37.180 phone

00:19:37.420 every time

00:19:40.900 he tries

00:19:41.240 to call

00:19:41.620 somebody

00:19:41.980 who's

00:19:42.120 working

00:19:42.460 at home

00:19:42.840 nobody's

00:19:43.540 there

00:19:43.780 they're probably

00:19:47.660 there but they

00:19:48.280 can't answer

00:19:48.760 the phone

00:19:49.180 because there's

00:19:49.740 a like there's

00:19:51.160 an incriminating

00:19:52.120 noise of where

00:19:53.860 they are

00:19:54.280 but I would

00:19:56.240 ask you this

00:19:56.900 and he also

00:19:57.540 said that their

00:19:58.280 own head

00:19:58.760 count has

00:19:59.240 gone up

00:19:59.620 50,000

00:20:00.500 in five

00:20:00.940 years

00:20:01.300 and he says

00:20:02.480 the only reason

00:20:03.020 they needed

00:20:03.420 50,000

00:20:04.180 more people

00:20:04.800 is because

00:20:05.720 the people

00:20:06.120 they already

00:20:06.560 hired weren't

00:20:07.100 getting the

00:20:07.480 work done

00:20:07.920 now that

00:20:10.260 might be

00:20:10.860 hyperbole

00:20:11.500 but there's

00:20:12.500 probably something

00:20:13.100 to that

00:20:13.640 because if

00:20:15.100 they're doing

00:20:15.500 exactly what

00:20:16.200 they always

00:20:16.600 did but they

00:20:17.500 needed 50,000

00:20:18.480 more people

00:20:19.080 that does

00:20:20.980 kind of

00:20:21.380 suggest

00:20:21.880 that maybe

00:20:23.100 they've got

00:20:23.520 a problem

00:20:23.980 so it was

00:20:25.840 great hearing

00:20:26.340 him frustrated

00:20:27.060 and calling

00:20:28.720 that out

00:20:29.260 when I

00:20:31.560 found out

00:20:31.980 my friend

00:20:32.460 got a

00:20:32.800 great deal

00:20:33.420 on a

00:20:33.760 wool coat

00:20:34.180 from winners

00:20:34.720 I started

00:20:35.780 wondering

00:20:36.220 is every

00:20:37.520 fabulous item

00:20:38.300 I see

00:20:38.720 from winners

00:20:39.320 like that

00:20:40.320 woman over

00:20:40.800 there with

00:20:41.260 the designer

00:20:41.700 jeans

00:20:42.220 are those

00:20:43.120 from winners

00:20:43.720 or those

00:20:45.000 beautiful gold

00:20:45.640 earrings

00:20:46.320 did she pay

00:20:46.940 full price

00:20:47.560 or that

00:20:48.120 leather tote

00:20:48.680 or that

00:20:49.120 cashmere

00:20:49.480 sweater

00:20:49.780 or those

00:20:50.400 knee-high

00:20:50.720 boots

00:20:51.280 that dress

00:20:52.180 that jacket

00:20:52.880 those shoes

00:20:53.840 is anyone

00:20:54.820 paying full

00:20:55.440 price for

00:20:56.000 anything

00:20:56.540 stop

00:20:57.440 wondering

00:20:57.920 start

00:20:58.480 winning

00:20:58.860 winners

00:20:59.420 find

00:20:59.980 fabulous

00:21:00.440 for less

00:21:01.180 according

00:21:02.000 to digital

00:21:02.700 trends

00:21:03.420 Nadeem

00:21:04.800 Sarwar is

00:21:05.540 writing that

00:21:06.060 Meta

00:21:06.460 you know

00:21:07.620 the Facebook

00:21:08.500 parent there

00:21:09.360 Meta

00:21:10.280 Meta is

00:21:11.400 going to go

00:21:11.800 into the

00:21:12.140 robot business

00:21:12.960 big time

00:21:13.620 but they're

00:21:14.480 going to

00:21:14.700 focus on

00:21:15.580 domestic

00:21:16.820 robots

00:21:17.820 that help

00:21:18.280 you home

00:21:18.780 but

00:21:19.920 and this

00:21:20.560 is really

00:21:20.900 interesting

00:21:21.280 I love

00:21:22.000 watching

00:21:22.380 anything

00:21:22.800 that

00:21:23.320 Zuckerberg

00:21:24.900 does

00:21:25.340 strategically

00:21:26.260 because he

00:21:27.560 doesn't get

00:21:28.020 everything

00:21:28.440 right

00:21:28.840 but as

00:21:30.280 a strategic

00:21:31.000 long-term

00:21:31.660 thinker

00:21:32.120 he's pretty

00:21:33.220 darn good

00:21:33.860 so when

00:21:35.540 he makes

00:21:35.880 a strategic

00:21:36.700 long-term

00:21:38.260 big-money

00:21:39.000 decision

00:21:39.660 definitely

00:21:41.220 gets my

00:21:41.640 interest

00:21:42.000 now the

00:21:42.840 whole Meta

00:21:43.360 thing of

00:21:43.920 living in

00:21:44.520 the virtual

00:21:44.920 world

00:21:45.340 doesn't seem

00:21:46.220 to be

00:21:46.500 catching on

00:21:47.240 so you

00:21:47.940 may have

00:21:48.400 gotten that

00:21:48.800 one wrong

00:21:49.200 but his

00:21:50.060 current thing

00:21:50.600 on robots

00:21:51.240 is it's

00:21:51.860 not going

00:21:52.240 to be

00:21:52.420 a Meta

00:21:52.820 robot

00:21:53.300 so Meta

00:21:55.140 will make

00:21:55.520 a robot

00:21:55.920 or lots

00:21:58.320 of them

00:21:58.580 actually

00:21:58.880 but they

00:21:59.760 won't be

00:22:00.120 Meta

00:22:00.560 branded

00:22:00.980 robots

00:22:01.540 part of

00:22:02.400 it

00:22:02.660 this is

00:22:03.960 speculated

00:22:04.500 is that

00:22:05.420 people are

00:22:05.880 already worried

00:22:06.520 about data

00:22:07.000 security

00:22:07.540 with Facebook

00:22:08.720 so if you

00:22:10.460 put basically

00:22:11.100 a robot

00:22:12.020 connected to

00:22:12.760 Facebook

00:22:13.180 that's what

00:22:14.120 it would

00:22:14.340 feel like

00:22:14.820 if you

00:22:15.920 put that

00:22:16.260 robot

00:22:16.720 that's from

00:22:17.660 the same

00:22:18.020 company

00:22:18.360 that's

00:22:18.620 already

00:22:18.840 been snooping

00:22:19.440 on all

00:22:19.780 your

00:22:20.020 personal

00:22:20.700 information

00:22:21.260 you're

00:22:22.480 going

00:22:22.580 to feel

00:22:22.920 is that

00:22:23.480 robot

00:22:23.860 spying

00:22:24.420 on me

00:22:24.840 like

00:22:25.960 if I

00:22:26.400 say to

00:22:26.780 my

00:22:26.960 robot

00:22:27.380 you know

00:22:28.540 I need

00:22:28.840 you to

00:22:29.060 go buy

00:22:29.420 something

00:22:29.860 is that

00:22:30.360 thing

00:22:30.580 going to

00:22:30.860 show up

00:22:31.220 in my

00:22:31.480 advertisements

00:22:32.080 because it

00:22:32.860 went through

00:22:33.140 the robot

00:22:33.680 and then

00:22:34.060 suddenly my

00:22:34.580 phone gives

00:22:35.060 me an

00:22:35.360 advertisement

00:22:35.780 for that

00:22:36.220 product

00:22:36.700 because that

00:22:37.760 would be

00:22:38.140 creepy

00:22:38.540 and it's

00:22:40.360 hard to

00:22:40.640 imagine

00:22:40.960 the robot

00:22:41.740 wouldn't

00:22:42.760 be looking

00:22:44.200 for ideas

00:22:45.340 to sell

00:22:45.800 you stuff

00:22:46.260 it seems

00:22:47.260 like it

00:22:47.580 would

00:22:47.780 but here's

00:22:48.700 the interesting

00:22:49.240 part I

00:22:49.640 haven't gotten

00:22:50.000 to it yet

00:22:50.460 what Meta

00:22:51.960 is going

00:22:52.260 to do

00:22:52.600 is build

00:22:53.200 the supply

00:22:53.980 chain

00:22:54.400 for robots

00:22:55.240 so it

00:22:56.640 wants to

00:22:56.980 build all

00:22:57.500 the component

00:22:58.840 manufacturing

00:22:59.720 and I

00:23:00.540 guess

00:23:00.740 they would

00:23:01.620 use their

00:23:01.940 own AI

00:23:02.360 software

00:23:02.800 it looks

00:23:03.140 like maybe

00:23:03.620 augmented

00:23:04.120 somehow

00:23:04.520 but they

00:23:06.340 want to

00:23:06.600 build a

00:23:06.920 supply chain

00:23:07.700 in which

00:23:08.680 they could

00:23:09.060 sell any

00:23:09.780 part of

00:23:10.160 the supply

00:23:10.640 chain

00:23:11.060 to anybody

00:23:12.240 else

00:23:12.660 so for

00:23:13.660 example

00:23:14.020 I'm making

00:23:14.560 this up

00:23:14.980 but it's

00:23:15.280 roughly the

00:23:15.780 idea

00:23:16.040 so they

00:23:16.780 would have

00:23:17.060 part of

00:23:17.360 their supply

00:23:17.740 chain

00:23:18.040 would making

00:23:18.560 let's say

00:23:19.160 a good

00:23:19.500 robot

00:23:19.880 hand

00:23:20.380 but they

00:23:21.800 would sell

00:23:22.140 that hand

00:23:22.640 to anybody

00:23:23.020 who wanted

00:23:23.280 to buy it

00:23:23.720 you could

00:23:24.500 put that

00:23:24.840 hand on

00:23:25.260 your own

00:23:25.540 robot

00:23:25.860 or the

00:23:26.820 company

00:23:27.300 that makes

00:23:27.660 it

00:23:27.780 good

00:23:27.940 so

00:23:29.120 that's

00:23:29.880 kind of

00:23:30.280 clever

00:23:30.660 to come

00:23:32.960 up with

00:23:33.240 the idea

00:23:33.640 that instead

00:23:34.180 of being

00:23:34.620 the robot

00:23:35.440 maker

00:23:35.960 you be

00:23:37.460 the maker

00:23:38.040 of all

00:23:38.500 the robots

00:23:39.060 for all

00:23:39.440 the people

00:23:39.900 and then

00:23:41.000 you're going

00:23:41.240 to have

00:23:41.420 a piece

00:23:42.120 of everything

00:23:42.560 so it's

00:23:43.400 a little

00:23:43.680 bit like

00:23:44.300 you know

00:23:45.740 instead of

00:23:46.740 being the

00:23:47.100 gold miner

00:23:47.720 it's more

00:23:48.340 like selling

00:23:48.860 the pickaxe

00:23:49.660 to all

00:23:50.100 the gold

00:23:50.460 miners

00:23:50.820 because most

00:23:51.540 of them

00:23:51.820 are going

00:23:52.120 to come

00:23:52.640 up broke

00:23:53.320 but they're

00:23:54.320 all going

00:23:54.580 to need

00:23:54.820 a robot

00:23:55.140 hand

00:23:55.620 so it

00:23:57.880 might be

00:23:58.320 just the

00:23:58.700 very best

00:23:59.220 way to

00:23:59.620 diversify

00:24:00.220 the robot

00:24:00.720 risk

00:24:01.160 because there

00:24:02.020 are only

00:24:02.260 going to be

00:24:02.540 a few

00:24:02.860 robot

00:24:03.340 winners

00:24:03.720 so if

00:24:05.520 you wanted

00:24:05.840 to be

00:24:06.040 the robot

00:24:06.500 winner

00:24:06.840 you're going

00:24:07.180 to put

00:24:07.360 a hundred

00:24:07.640 billion dollars

00:24:08.400 into robots

00:24:09.200 and you have

00:24:10.320 a one in

00:24:11.340 ten chance

00:24:11.900 that you're

00:24:12.180 the winner

00:24:12.540 is that

00:24:13.780 worth doing

00:24:14.320 a hundred

00:24:15.100 billion dollar

00:24:15.680 expense

00:24:16.200 for a one

00:24:17.400 in ten

00:24:17.780 chance

00:24:18.180 that you're

00:24:18.500 one of

00:24:18.740 the winners

00:24:19.060 or you

00:24:21.500 build a

00:24:21.820 whole supply

00:24:22.400 chain

00:24:22.800 and everybody

00:24:24.540 who's

00:24:25.140 building

00:24:25.900 losing robots

00:24:27.020 and winning

00:24:27.440 robots

00:24:27.920 say you know

00:24:28.600 it'd be

00:24:28.980 easier just

00:24:29.460 to buy

00:24:29.700 your robot

00:24:30.300 hands

00:24:30.760 instead of

00:24:31.880 inventing a

00:24:32.580 whole new

00:24:32.940 robot

00:24:33.260 hand

00:24:33.760 they make

00:24:34.740 a pretty

00:24:35.000 good one

00:24:35.440 and it's

00:24:35.980 just for

00:24:36.300 sale

00:24:36.580 we'll just

00:24:37.060 snap it

00:24:37.460 on a

00:24:37.700 robot

00:24:38.000 so

00:24:39.260 I don't

00:24:41.060 know if

00:24:41.360 this strategy

00:24:41.920 will work

00:24:42.600 of course

00:24:43.180 but it's

00:24:44.320 kind of

00:24:44.780 brilliant

00:24:45.180 it's kind

00:24:46.400 of brilliant

00:24:46.840 I love

00:24:47.380 the way

00:24:48.160 it diversifies

00:24:49.240 very smart

00:24:50.680 we'll see

00:24:52.320 keep an eye

00:24:52.860 on that

00:24:53.340 meanwhile

00:24:55.640 according to

00:24:56.320 Tech Crunch

00:24:57.060 Julie Bortz

00:24:58.260 writing

00:24:58.540 that there's

00:24:59.560 a job

00:25:00.200 ad

00:25:00.660 for one

00:25:01.680 of the

00:25:01.920 Y Combinator

00:25:02.720 startups

00:25:03.300 it's called

00:25:03.780 Firecrawl

00:25:04.600 and

00:25:05.940 they did

00:25:07.060 a job

00:25:07.600 app

00:25:07.920 opening

00:25:08.700 for a

00:25:10.360 AI agent

00:25:11.300 so there's

00:25:13.620 an actual

00:25:14.060 opening job

00:25:15.040 and they say

00:25:16.220 we'd like to

00:25:16.720 hire an AI

00:25:17.560 but it has

00:25:19.180 to be an

00:25:19.480 AI agent

00:25:20.240 that can

00:25:21.100 act

00:25:21.380 autonomously

00:25:22.360 and then

00:25:23.580 they describe

00:25:24.120 what it

00:25:24.440 needs to do

00:25:24.960 now

00:25:26.420 they did

00:25:27.000 admit

00:25:27.380 that that

00:25:28.240 was part

00:25:28.880 PR

00:25:29.700 you know

00:25:30.300 to get

00:25:30.580 some free

00:25:31.020 attention

00:25:31.440 but they're

00:25:32.620 also serious

00:25:33.420 about it

00:25:34.000 now I don't

00:25:35.240 think they

00:25:35.640 think

00:25:36.100 that AI

00:25:37.420 is quite

00:25:38.080 there

00:25:38.380 that somebody

00:25:39.940 could say

00:25:40.340 hey I just

00:25:41.060 made an

00:25:41.440 autonomous

00:25:41.880 and by the way

00:25:42.640 they're going to

00:25:42.940 pay it

00:25:43.340 they would pay

00:25:44.100 it a salary

00:25:44.660 of $10,000 to

00:25:45.240 $15,000

00:25:46.140 per year

00:25:49.480 oh you know

00:25:51.060 what it says

00:25:51.740 a salary

00:25:52.260 of $10,000 to

00:25:52.780 $15,000

00:25:53.580 but I can't

00:25:54.520 tell if that's

00:25:55.120 per month

00:25:55.760 or per year

00:25:56.240 it's a little

00:25:57.640 unspecified

00:25:58.540 but in any

00:26:00.000 case

00:26:00.340 even if it's

00:26:01.180 per month

00:26:01.660 it would be

00:26:02.080 cheaper than

00:26:02.660 a lot of

00:26:03.180 engineers

00:26:03.560 so if you

00:26:05.440 can get

00:26:05.860 an AI

00:26:07.900 agent

00:26:08.460 that is

00:26:10.460 sufficiently

00:26:11.240 good

00:26:12.080 and accurate

00:26:13.340 that you

00:26:14.420 could hire

00:26:14.860 it as an

00:26:15.300 employee

00:26:15.600 I'll buy

00:26:16.560 one

00:26:16.840 I will

00:26:17.960 hire one

00:26:18.520 so if

00:26:19.580 anybody can

00:26:20.220 make this

00:26:20.640 product

00:26:21.180 that would

00:26:22.480 be a

00:26:22.780 generic

00:26:23.340 AI

00:26:23.880 agent

00:26:24.520 that could

00:26:25.860 just do

00:26:26.360 a job

00:26:26.860 autonomously

00:26:28.000 you say

00:26:28.320 okay make

00:26:29.360 sure you

00:26:29.680 do this

00:26:30.060 every day

00:26:30.560 or you

00:26:30.960 research

00:26:31.340 this

00:26:31.600 every day

00:26:32.040 I think

00:26:32.780 it would

00:26:32.980 be used

00:26:33.340 for research

00:26:33.960 and then

00:26:35.000 you know

00:26:35.500 summarizing

00:26:36.360 the research

00:26:36.900 or something

00:26:37.360 I could

00:26:39.140 use one

00:26:39.560 so if

00:26:40.980 anybody

00:26:41.260 makes one

00:26:42.000 I'll hire

00:26:43.100 it

00:26:43.400 so Taiwan

00:26:47.280 says it's

00:26:47.820 going to

00:26:48.400 pour more

00:26:48.920 money into

00:26:49.600 the US

00:26:51.140 I think

00:26:52.320 that means

00:26:52.820 specifically

00:26:53.440 for chip

00:26:54.780 manufacturing

00:26:55.500 and it's

00:26:56.900 because of

00:26:57.500 the Trump

00:26:58.360 tariff

00:26:58.800 threats

00:26:59.220 so the

00:27:00.900 Daily Collar

00:27:01.420 News

00:27:01.680 Foundation

00:27:02.140 is writing

00:27:02.920 about this

00:27:03.440 and is

00:27:06.660 this yet

00:27:07.140 another

00:27:07.480 example

00:27:07.940 of where

00:27:08.320 tariff

00:27:08.740 threats

00:27:09.160 work

00:27:09.600 because

00:27:11.440 if we

00:27:12.240 really did

00:27:12.820 bring the

00:27:13.400 you know

00:27:13.960 some important

00:27:14.520 part of the

00:27:14.980 chip business

00:27:15.640 to America

00:27:16.260 doesn't that

00:27:17.860 first of all

00:27:18.760 make Taiwan

00:27:19.680 less safe

00:27:21.620 if we have

00:27:23.680 less reliance

00:27:24.800 on them

00:27:25.140 for chips

00:27:25.760 are we

00:27:27.380 going to

00:27:27.700 protect them

00:27:28.460 in the future

00:27:29.020 as hard as

00:27:29.840 we have

00:27:30.320 in the past

00:27:31.040 or is

00:27:32.380 all of this

00:27:32.940 sort of

00:27:33.420 everybody

00:27:34.060 acknowledging

00:27:35.000 that eventually

00:27:36.940 China and

00:27:38.840 Taiwan will

00:27:39.620 in fact

00:27:40.260 be one

00:27:41.260 country

00:27:41.660 and not

00:27:42.040 just

00:27:42.360 on paper

00:27:43.520 I feel

00:27:45.620 like it's

00:27:46.000 inevitable

00:27:46.460 I feel

00:27:47.620 like location

00:27:48.380 is just

00:27:49.100 destiny

00:27:50.260 how in the

00:27:51.580 world could

00:27:52.180 Taiwan be

00:27:52.900 independent

00:27:53.400 forever

00:27:54.000 I just

00:27:55.500 don't think

00:27:55.860 it's a

00:27:56.120 thing

00:27:56.400 now

00:27:57.320 of course

00:27:58.120 I like

00:27:58.500 Taiwan

00:27:58.920 and I

00:27:59.600 would like

00:28:00.040 them not

00:28:00.480 to be

00:28:00.780 crushed

00:28:01.160 by big

00:28:01.640 China

00:28:01.960 and have

00:28:03.000 to put

00:28:03.260 up with

00:28:03.540 any of

00:28:03.800 that

00:28:03.960 so I'd

00:28:04.600 love to

00:28:04.920 figure out

00:28:05.340 there's

00:28:05.560 some way

00:28:05.860 they can

00:28:06.160 work that

00:28:06.560 out

00:28:06.780 in the

00:28:07.040 long run

00:28:07.400 I still

00:28:08.100 like the

00:28:08.460 100 year

00:28:08.900 plan

00:28:09.220 just say

00:28:10.420 yeah we

00:28:10.820 agree

00:28:11.160 we're on

00:28:12.200 the same

00:28:12.660 page

00:28:13.120 just make

00:28:13.600 it 100

00:28:13.900 years

00:28:14.280 and then

00:28:14.780 you don't

00:28:15.000 have to

00:28:15.240 think about

00:28:15.600 it for a

00:28:15.920 while

00:28:16.080 so let's

00:28:17.840 do that

00:28:18.280 so we're

00:28:19.980 reminded

00:28:20.400 I saw a

00:28:22.740 post reminding

00:28:23.460 us that

00:28:24.160 Clinton and

00:28:26.400 Gore had

00:28:27.480 done something

00:28:28.120 much like

00:28:28.720 Doge

00:28:29.220 how many of

00:28:30.000 you remember

00:28:30.440 that

00:28:30.760 that Al Gore

00:28:32.620 in particular

00:28:33.220 was doing a

00:28:34.040 project called

00:28:34.740 reinventing

00:28:35.480 government

00:28:35.920 did you all

00:28:38.980 know do you

00:28:39.380 all remember

00:28:39.760 that

00:28:40.060 well

00:28:41.140 I didn't

00:28:42.320 realize how

00:28:42.820 successful

00:28:43.400 it was

00:28:43.940 because

00:28:44.960 over

00:28:46.780 in the

00:28:47.800 first weeks

00:28:48.520 Clinton

00:28:49.140 cut 100,000

00:28:50.500 government

00:28:51.080 jobs

00:28:51.560 do you

00:28:53.060 remember that

00:28:53.640 I don't

00:28:54.260 remember that

00:28:54.780 actually

00:28:55.060 and then

00:28:55.900 over eight

00:28:56.380 years

00:28:56.860 Clinton

00:28:57.540 cut

00:28:58.080 380,000

00:28:59.340 federal

00:28:59.720 jobs

00:29:00.160 a 16%

00:29:01.200 decrease

00:29:01.860 and he

00:29:02.780 managed to

00:29:03.440 run a

00:29:03.900 budget

00:29:04.120 surplus

00:29:04.520 for the

00:29:06.080 first time

00:29:06.500 in decades

00:29:07.120 Clinton ran

00:29:08.940 a budget

00:29:09.440 surplus

00:29:09.860 now what's

00:29:11.200 not included

00:29:12.040 in the

00:29:12.380 article

00:29:12.740 is this

00:29:14.000 this was

00:29:14.540 the dot

00:29:15.100 com

00:29:15.540 frenzy

00:29:16.660 so the

00:29:18.060 dot com

00:29:18.680 era

00:29:18.980 sort of

00:29:20.080 made it

00:29:20.400 a little

00:29:20.640 bit easier

00:29:21.220 to get

00:29:22.360 your tax

00:29:22.820 space up

00:29:23.380 because the

00:29:23.980 economy

00:29:24.280 started

00:29:24.720 roaring

00:29:25.460 in a way

00:29:26.780 that was

00:29:27.060 sort of

00:29:27.440 unrealistic

00:29:27.960 you know

00:29:28.700 it pulled

00:29:29.080 back

00:29:29.380 eventually

00:29:29.760 but during

00:29:30.700 that time

00:29:31.400 money was

00:29:32.820 just growing

00:29:33.480 on trees

00:29:34.160 in the

00:29:34.640 economy

00:29:35.040 because of

00:29:35.420 the dot

00:29:35.740 com

00:29:35.960 revolution

00:29:36.420 so how

00:29:38.540 many of

00:29:38.860 you know

00:29:40.280 my connection

00:29:41.040 to this

00:29:41.640 I know

00:29:43.960 I've told

00:29:44.340 the people

00:29:45.080 and locals

00:29:45.580 but I'll

00:29:46.320 tell the

00:29:46.600 rest of

00:29:46.940 you

00:29:47.100 so during

00:29:48.440 the Clinton

00:29:49.140 Gore years

00:29:49.980 the Dilbert

00:29:51.080 comic was

00:29:52.180 reaching its

00:29:52.780 peak

00:29:53.220 so it was

00:29:54.120 the big

00:29:55.900 Dilbert

00:29:56.720 frenzy about

00:29:57.400 that same

00:29:57.840 time

00:29:58.120 and it

00:29:59.480 turns out

00:29:59.980 and I think

00:30:00.760 I can tell

00:30:01.220 you this

00:30:01.520 story because

00:30:02.020 so many

00:30:02.300 years have

00:30:02.720 gone by

00:30:03.160 that the

00:30:05.500 the speech

00:30:07.060 writers

00:30:07.460 and Al

00:30:08.220 Gore's

00:30:08.900 that he

00:30:09.460 was the

00:30:09.700 vice

00:30:09.860 president

00:30:10.220 so his

00:30:11.500 speech

00:30:11.920 writers were

00:30:12.540 some

00:30:13.140 Dilbert fans

00:30:13.820 and they'd

00:30:14.580 read one

00:30:14.940 of my

00:30:15.180 books

00:30:15.440 the Dilbert

00:30:15.900 future

00:30:16.260 and I

00:30:18.040 was giving

00:30:18.380 a speech

00:30:18.860 in Washington

00:30:19.400 just unrelated

00:30:20.820 just a

00:30:21.340 paid speech

00:30:21.940 happened to

00:30:22.520 be in

00:30:22.740 Washington

00:30:23.080 and they

00:30:24.420 noticed the

00:30:25.060 publicity

00:30:25.460 for it

00:30:26.060 and said

00:30:26.680 well if

00:30:27.020 you're

00:30:27.120 going to

00:30:27.220 be in

00:30:27.440 Washington

00:30:27.820 why don't

00:30:28.820 you stop

00:30:29.320 by the

00:30:29.600 White House

00:30:29.980 and we'll

00:30:30.880 give you

00:30:31.160 a tour

00:30:31.560 and I

00:30:32.380 thought

00:30:32.580 really

00:30:33.240 cool

00:30:33.840 so I

00:30:34.700 got like

00:30:35.140 a personal

00:30:36.080 tour

00:30:36.520 of the

00:30:37.800 White House

00:30:38.220 you know

00:30:38.740 during

00:30:39.140 working hours

00:30:40.760 which is

00:30:41.580 just about

00:30:41.960 the coolest

00:30:42.400 thing in the

00:30:42.880 world

00:30:43.120 you know

00:30:43.860 I'm standing

00:30:44.260 outside the

00:30:44.860 Oval Office

00:30:45.500 but you know

00:30:46.080 I couldn't

00:30:47.180 couldn't go

00:30:47.700 in

00:30:47.920 they put a

00:30:48.380 little

00:30:48.560 put one of

00:30:49.700 these little

00:30:50.060 velvet ropes

00:30:50.780 in front of

00:30:51.200 the door

00:30:51.480 so even if

00:30:52.040 you wanted

00:30:52.340 to like

00:30:52.580 take a step

00:30:53.220 in you

00:30:53.520 can't do

00:30:53.920 it

00:30:54.060 but you

00:30:54.340 can look

00:30:54.640 in

00:30:54.840 if the

00:30:55.460 president's

00:30:55.940 not there

00:30:56.340 and he

00:30:56.780 wasn't

00:30:57.380 and as

00:30:59.380 we're looking

00:30:59.760 around I'm

00:31:00.420 seeing all the

00:31:00.920 cool stuff

00:31:01.580 and the

00:31:01.860 cool rooms

00:31:02.540 and you

00:31:03.060 know I'm

00:31:03.300 just I'm

00:31:04.400 just blown

00:31:04.820 away by

00:31:05.300 how cool

00:31:05.780 it is

00:31:06.180 to see the

00:31:06.940 actual

00:31:07.280 White House

00:31:07.800 inside

00:31:08.640 and then

00:31:09.940 somebody runs

00:31:10.540 down the

00:31:10.840 hallway

00:31:11.080 because I've

00:31:12.060 been told

00:31:12.400 that if

00:31:13.060 the vice

00:31:13.620 president

00:31:14.000 was in

00:31:15.920 the office

00:31:16.480 and they

00:31:17.060 weren't sure

00:31:17.440 if he would

00:31:17.900 be

00:31:18.080 that you

00:31:20.100 know maybe

00:31:20.380 I could

00:31:20.680 meet him

00:31:21.060 and I

00:31:22.520 knew that

00:31:22.840 Al Gore

00:31:23.200 was a

00:31:23.500 Dilbert

00:31:23.740 fan

00:31:24.040 I knew

00:31:24.800 that

00:31:25.000 because

00:31:25.440 his

00:31:26.440 staff

00:31:26.800 had

00:31:26.980 requested

00:31:27.440 a

00:31:27.680 Dilbert

00:31:27.940 comic

00:31:28.300 that

00:31:28.540 mentioned

00:31:28.860 him

00:31:29.040 once

00:31:29.280 so he

00:31:29.540 actually

00:31:29.800 had a

00:31:30.280 Dilbert

00:31:30.500 comic

00:31:30.780 on his

00:31:31.100 wall

00:31:31.340 in the

00:31:31.680 office

00:31:31.960 and

00:31:33.300 but I

00:31:35.200 thought

00:31:35.460 well

00:31:35.880 I mean

00:31:37.080 just because

00:31:37.620 I'm stopping

00:31:38.180 by

00:31:38.560 the vice

00:31:39.100 president

00:31:39.480 isn't going

00:31:40.000 to you

00:31:40.400 know

00:31:40.540 change

00:31:41.160 his

00:31:41.340 schedule

00:31:41.720 to say

00:31:42.480 hi to me

00:31:42.980 and then

00:31:44.120 somebody

00:31:44.360 comes running

00:31:44.860 down the

00:31:45.220 hallway

00:31:45.480 when my

00:31:46.640 little

00:31:46.980 private

00:31:47.980 tour

00:31:48.260 was over

00:31:48.760 and starts

00:31:50.620 whispering into

00:31:51.300 the ear of

00:31:51.880 you know

00:31:52.560 my guides

00:31:53.180 for the

00:31:53.480 day

00:31:53.740 and then

00:31:55.900 I'm told

00:31:56.440 the

00:31:57.320 what do

00:31:58.320 they call

00:31:58.620 the V

00:31:59.160 POTUS

00:31:59.620 or something

00:32:00.120 I think

00:32:01.420 that's what

00:32:01.820 the vice

00:32:02.320 president of

00:32:03.060 the United

00:32:03.340 States

00:32:03.800 is V

00:32:04.720 POTUS

00:32:05.160 they said

00:32:06.860 V POTUS

00:32:07.640 if that's

00:32:08.320 right

00:32:08.540 doesn't sound

00:32:09.360 right when

00:32:09.720 I say it

00:32:10.400 they said

00:32:10.920 he wants

00:32:11.260 to see

00:32:11.660 you

00:32:11.900 and I

00:32:12.980 said

00:32:13.140 what

00:32:13.460 yeah

00:32:14.480 he heard

00:32:14.820 you were

00:32:15.100 in the

00:32:15.320 building

00:32:15.680 and he

00:32:16.520 wants to

00:32:16.880 say hi

00:32:17.300 and I

00:32:18.700 thought

00:32:18.940 seriously

00:32:19.680 that's

00:32:21.220 how that

00:32:21.560 works

00:32:21.920 he just

00:32:22.800 heard him

00:32:23.140 in the

00:32:23.380 building

00:32:23.640 and he

00:32:23.880 wants to

00:32:24.200 say hi

00:32:24.620 all right

00:32:25.820 so I

00:32:26.920 so I

00:32:27.800 get escorted

00:32:28.520 down to

00:32:29.180 the

00:32:29.520 there's

00:32:30.720 sort of

00:32:30.980 a

00:32:31.220 secretarial

00:32:32.240 assistant

00:32:32.860 area

00:32:33.300 outside the

00:32:33.940 vice president's

00:32:34.600 office

00:32:34.840 and his

00:32:35.740 office has

00:32:36.240 this big

00:32:36.960 like

00:32:37.300 intimidating

00:32:38.080 door

00:32:38.620 like it's

00:32:39.660 not a

00:32:39.960 regular door

00:32:40.660 it's closed

00:32:42.300 but looks like

00:32:43.360 it's maybe a

00:32:44.560 bomb door

00:32:45.400 or a security

00:32:46.260 door or

00:32:46.840 something

00:32:47.140 like

00:32:47.740 yeah

00:32:48.820 I kind of

00:32:49.980 half remember

00:32:50.580 that the door

00:32:51.220 was almost to

00:32:51.900 the ceiling

00:32:52.380 or something

00:32:52.960 maybe it

00:32:54.180 wasn't

00:32:54.580 but

00:32:55.460 I'm standing

00:32:56.640 outside the

00:32:57.180 door

00:32:57.440 and this is

00:32:58.160 the door

00:32:58.440 to the

00:32:58.680 vice president's

00:32:59.360 office

00:32:59.600 I'm thinking

00:33:00.120 to myself

00:33:00.620 is that

00:33:01.740 door going

00:33:02.300 to open

00:33:02.920 and the

00:33:04.360 vice president

00:33:05.000 of the United

00:33:05.360 States is going

00:33:05.980 to walk out

00:33:06.460 and say hi

00:33:06.900 to me

00:33:07.160 is that

00:33:07.660 really going

00:33:08.140 to happen

00:33:08.480 like in

00:33:09.060 the real

00:33:09.400 world

00:33:09.800 is this

00:33:10.400 going to

00:33:10.640 happen

00:33:10.920 and all

00:33:11.800 of a sudden

00:33:12.020 the door

00:33:12.380 starts opening

00:33:13.000 and Al Gore

00:33:15.000 walks out

00:33:15.640 walks directly

00:33:17.140 over to me

00:33:17.800 you know

00:33:18.500 extends his

00:33:19.120 hand

00:33:19.440 and he

00:33:19.860 introduced

00:33:20.400 himself

00:33:20.840 now that

00:33:22.600 instantly

00:33:23.180 made me

00:33:23.860 like him

00:33:24.360 he's the

00:33:25.400 vice president

00:33:26.060 of the United

00:33:26.440 States

00:33:26.900 and he

00:33:27.260 goes hi

00:33:28.100 I'm Al

00:33:28.680 Gore

00:33:29.000 I love

00:33:31.840 that

00:33:32.140 I love

00:33:33.320 the fact

00:33:33.760 that

00:33:34.160 you know

00:33:35.120 one of the

00:33:36.220 most famous

00:33:36.660 people in

00:33:37.140 the world

00:33:37.460 but he

00:33:37.960 starts by

00:33:38.400 introducing

00:33:38.820 himself

00:33:39.260 so

00:33:41.380 he's

00:33:41.860 so here's

00:33:43.740 the first

00:33:44.060 thing you

00:33:44.320 need to

00:33:44.540 know

00:33:44.740 privately

00:33:46.320 like in

00:33:47.440 person

00:33:47.760 I liked

00:33:48.500 him

00:33:48.680 liked him

00:33:49.500 a lot

00:33:49.820 and then

00:33:51.180 he says

00:33:51.680 do you

00:33:52.260 have a

00:33:52.560 minute

00:33:52.820 and like

00:33:54.360 what am

00:33:55.700 I going

00:33:55.900 to say

00:33:56.060 no

00:33:56.380 so I

00:33:57.080 go

00:33:57.280 sure

00:33:57.720 he goes

00:33:59.100 can you

00:33:59.440 come in

00:33:59.900 and talk

00:34:00.220 to me

00:34:00.460 about

00:34:00.640 something

00:34:00.980 and I

00:34:02.440 thought

00:34:02.760 really

00:34:03.360 sure

00:34:04.800 so I

00:34:06.960 go in

00:34:07.200 his office

00:34:07.620 and I

00:34:07.940 was with

00:34:08.580 actually

00:34:08.960 somebody

00:34:09.300 I was

00:34:09.480 traveling

00:34:09.780 with

00:34:10.080 not

00:34:10.660 traveling

00:34:11.040 with

00:34:11.300 but a

00:34:11.740 friend

00:34:11.920 of mine

00:34:12.220 who

00:34:12.340 lived

00:34:12.620 in

00:34:12.720 the

00:34:12.840 city

00:34:13.040 so we

00:34:13.760 both

00:34:14.000 went

00:34:14.200 in

00:34:14.440 and

00:34:15.440 we're

00:34:16.200 sitting

00:34:16.440 in

00:34:16.600 front

00:34:16.780 of

00:34:17.040 his

00:34:17.700 office

00:34:18.040 was

00:34:18.240 sort

00:34:18.400 of

00:34:18.480 a

00:34:18.620 long

00:34:19.000 room

00:34:19.340 where

00:34:19.740 there's

00:34:20.000 a

00:34:20.240 desk

00:34:20.700 on one

00:34:21.100 end

00:34:21.420 but on

00:34:22.140 the other

00:34:22.400 end

00:34:22.580 there's

00:34:22.760 like a

00:34:23.040 sitting

00:34:23.320 area

00:34:23.640 with a

00:34:23.940 little

00:34:24.060 fireplace

00:34:24.420 so we're

00:34:25.360 sitting

00:34:25.580 in the

00:34:25.820 little

00:34:26.020 sitting

00:34:26.560 area

00:34:26.880 by the

00:34:27.180 fireplace

00:34:27.540 and he

00:34:28.660 says he's

00:34:29.120 working on

00:34:29.540 this project

00:34:30.240 called

00:34:30.720 reinventing

00:34:31.540 government

00:34:31.920 which of

00:34:32.860 course I

00:34:33.280 knew

00:34:33.500 because it

00:34:33.880 was in

00:34:34.120 the news

00:34:34.500 and he

00:34:35.360 said that

00:34:35.760 the problem

00:34:36.120 is that

00:34:36.820 when he

00:34:37.020 tries to

00:34:37.400 explain it

00:34:38.100 to the

00:34:38.340 public

00:34:38.740 it's all

00:34:39.500 boring

00:34:39.880 because it's

00:34:41.340 stuff like

00:34:41.760 well we

00:34:42.980 decreased this

00:34:43.920 by 4%

00:34:44.740 and we

00:34:45.320 automated

00:34:45.800 this thing

00:34:46.500 you never

00:34:46.820 heard of

00:34:47.260 you know

00:34:47.580 it's all

00:34:47.840 that stuff

00:34:48.220 so he

00:34:49.820 said

00:34:50.060 I have

00:34:51.260 to do a

00:34:51.620 report

00:34:52.120 I think

00:34:53.000 maybe once

00:34:53.520 a year

00:34:53.940 or something

00:34:54.240 like that

00:34:54.600 he said

00:34:55.380 can you

00:34:55.760 help me

00:34:56.220 make the

00:34:56.800 report

00:34:57.280 fun

00:34:58.080 you know

00:34:58.960 can we

00:34:59.240 add some

00:34:59.660 Dilbert comics

00:35:00.480 to it

00:35:00.840 that are

00:35:01.160 you know

00:35:02.060 made just

00:35:02.640 for this

00:35:03.000 purpose

00:35:03.340 now I

00:35:05.520 had just

00:35:06.240 hit my

00:35:06.840 peak

00:35:07.400 Dilbert

00:35:08.000 popularity

00:35:08.700 and I

00:35:09.560 was smart

00:35:10.020 enough

00:35:10.400 to say

00:35:11.160 I can't

00:35:13.420 do that

00:35:13.860 because the

00:35:15.300 moment I

00:35:15.780 attached

00:35:16.280 Dilbert to

00:35:16.960 one political

00:35:17.660 team

00:35:18.360 I would

00:35:19.180 lose 50%

00:35:20.260 of my

00:35:20.600 market

00:35:20.960 do you

00:35:21.720 remember

00:35:21.960 what

00:35:22.340 Michael

00:35:22.900 Jordan

00:35:23.240 said

00:35:23.580 about

00:35:23.920 conservatives

00:35:24.900 they buy

00:35:26.900 a lot

00:35:27.160 of sneakers

00:35:27.600 so I

00:35:29.060 took the

00:35:29.380 Michael

00:35:29.640 Jordan

00:35:29.980 approach

00:35:30.460 which is

00:35:31.000 you know

00:35:31.460 conservatives

00:35:32.180 buy a lot

00:35:32.720 of Dilbert

00:35:33.100 books

00:35:33.500 so thank

00:35:35.660 you

00:35:35.960 but no

00:35:37.200 and then I

00:35:39.580 offered that

00:35:40.720 comics were

00:35:41.820 the wrong

00:35:42.360 approach anyway

00:35:43.340 which they

00:35:44.360 were so

00:35:45.360 if you put

00:35:46.040 a comic

00:35:46.520 in there

00:35:47.020 or you

00:35:47.740 try to

00:35:48.020 make it

00:35:48.340 jokes

00:35:48.760 it's not

00:35:49.980 going to

00:35:50.220 turn into

00:35:50.580 a joke

00:35:51.080 book

00:35:51.460 that people

00:35:52.240 want to

00:35:52.560 read it

00:35:52.860 because it's

00:35:53.400 funny

00:35:53.800 like you're

00:35:54.520 never going

00:35:54.800 to reach

00:35:55.020 that standard

00:35:55.720 so it's

00:35:57.040 going to

00:35:57.300 look a

00:35:57.720 little

00:35:57.880 unserious

00:35:58.760 and the

00:36:00.000 jokes

00:36:00.320 might

00:36:00.700 actually

00:36:01.400 detract

00:36:03.040 from what

00:36:03.720 was really

00:36:04.140 good work

00:36:04.780 as you

00:36:05.780 can see

00:36:06.120 I just

00:36:06.460 told you

00:36:06.780 that the

00:36:07.520 reinventing

00:36:08.120 government

00:36:08.460 thing

00:36:08.900 worked

00:36:09.860 it was

00:36:10.500 actually

00:36:10.780 an improvement

00:36:11.320 in a lot

00:36:11.760 of stuff

00:36:12.100 so I

00:36:14.440 said but I

00:36:14.980 can set

00:36:15.400 you up

00:36:15.780 with somebody

00:36:16.320 who has

00:36:16.920 exactly the

00:36:17.540 right skills

00:36:18.220 to write

00:36:19.420 this thing

00:36:19.980 so that it's

00:36:20.620 really easy

00:36:21.220 to understand

00:36:22.060 and you

00:36:23.020 can really

00:36:23.320 get the

00:36:23.640 point and

00:36:24.120 you won't

00:36:24.400 get lost

00:36:24.840 in the

00:36:25.120 complexity

00:36:25.540 but there

00:36:26.320 won't be

00:36:26.580 any humor

00:36:27.000 in it

00:36:27.440 so he

00:36:28.460 took that

00:36:28.800 offer

00:36:29.100 and I

00:36:29.940 hooked him

00:36:30.320 up with

00:36:30.880 an expert

00:36:32.120 that I'd

00:36:33.120 worked with

00:36:33.520 before

00:36:33.880 who was

00:36:34.800 just really

00:36:35.340 really good

00:36:36.040 in user

00:36:36.740 interface

00:36:37.160 design

00:36:37.760 because the

00:36:38.820 book was

00:36:39.180 basically

00:36:39.620 user interface

00:36:40.560 to tell

00:36:41.780 people some

00:36:42.300 information

00:36:42.900 and so

00:36:44.020 the book

00:36:44.880 that they

00:36:45.460 produced

00:36:45.960 was at

00:36:47.640 least

00:36:47.860 indirectly

00:36:48.340 with my

00:36:48.820 help

00:36:49.100 so

00:36:50.240 that was

00:36:52.220 my little

00:36:52.920 brush

00:36:53.320 with history

00:36:55.260 anyway

00:36:56.540 so

00:36:57.020 I thought

00:36:58.260 I'd tell

00:36:58.500 you that

00:36:58.840 now fast

00:37:02.660 forward to

00:37:03.560 Elon Musk

00:37:04.480 and Doge

00:37:05.200 think how

00:37:06.820 boring it

00:37:07.460 would be

00:37:07.960 to hear

00:37:08.760 about all

00:37:09.240 the things

00:37:09.600 Doge

00:37:10.140 was doing

00:37:10.660 if it

00:37:11.580 were not

00:37:12.020 called

00:37:12.300 Doge

00:37:12.860 and didn't

00:37:13.860 have

00:37:14.140 Elon Musk

00:37:14.920 and didn't

00:37:15.560 have X

00:37:16.200 and didn't

00:37:17.000 have Trump

00:37:17.640 who are

00:37:18.660 just naturally

00:37:19.700 hilarious

00:37:20.200 and provocative

00:37:21.560 and interesting

00:37:22.580 no matter

00:37:23.020 what they

00:37:23.380 do

00:37:23.640 so all

00:37:25.380 the things

00:37:25.800 that Gore

00:37:26.280 was trying

00:37:26.700 to solve

00:37:27.240 which was

00:37:27.800 it's just

00:37:28.380 too boring

00:37:28.940 to tell

00:37:29.320 the public

00:37:29.760 what you're

00:37:30.140 doing

00:37:30.400 that's been

00:37:32.520 solved

00:37:32.920 by Musk

00:37:34.500 and Trump

00:37:35.160 by personality

00:37:36.060 alone

00:37:36.480 but the

00:37:37.360 strength

00:37:37.680 of their

00:37:37.980 personalities

00:37:38.640 is that

00:37:39.720 unlike Gore

00:37:40.500 who could

00:37:41.300 be kind

00:37:41.740 of somber

00:37:42.960 and serious

00:37:43.840 everything

00:37:45.340 they do

00:37:45.740 is interesting

00:37:46.300 it's impossible

00:37:47.940 for Musk

00:37:48.760 or Trump

00:37:49.820 to have an

00:37:50.860 uninteresting

00:37:51.520 day

00:37:51.920 they just

00:37:52.420 can't do

00:37:52.880 it

00:37:53.120 so

00:37:54.040 I not

00:37:55.760 only have

00:37:56.280 the problem

00:37:56.820 that I do

00:37:58.140 pay attention

00:37:58.720 to all the

00:37:59.240 Doge stuff

00:37:59.900 but I pay

00:38:01.180 attention so

00:38:01.920 hard

00:38:02.320 it's hurting

00:38:03.320 like it

00:38:04.020 gives me

00:38:04.340 a headache

00:38:04.780 by the

00:38:05.120 end of

00:38:05.340 the night

00:38:05.740 because I

00:38:06.540 like it

00:38:06.940 so much

00:38:07.400 it's just

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00:38:09.980 you did

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00:38:17.180 solved

00:38:17.580 how to

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00:39:18.980 meanwhile

00:39:20.340 Rick Grinnell

00:39:21.260 was asked

00:39:21.960 in Germany

00:39:22.600 if he might

00:39:24.240 run for governor

00:39:25.020 of California

00:39:25.740 and his answer

00:39:27.600 was that if

00:39:28.280 Harris runs

00:39:29.140 he would get

00:39:31.040 into it

00:39:31.480 because quote

00:39:32.220 if Kamala Harris

00:39:33.080 runs for governor

00:39:33.780 I believe that she

00:39:35.040 has such baggage

00:39:36.080 and hundreds of

00:39:37.240 millions of dollars

00:39:38.000 in educating voters

00:39:39.320 of how terrible

00:39:40.120 she is

00:39:40.660 oh that's such a

00:39:41.880 good frame

00:39:42.360 that it's a new

00:39:44.660 day in California

00:39:45.400 the Republican

00:39:46.160 actually has

00:39:46.860 a shot

00:39:47.360 look how

00:39:50.240 perfect this

00:39:51.040 is

00:39:51.440 that she's

00:39:53.140 already spent

00:39:53.640 hundreds of

00:39:54.280 millions of

00:39:54.700 dollars in

00:39:55.240 educating voters

00:39:56.320 how terrible

00:39:57.000 she is

00:39:57.560 you know I

00:39:59.440 always tell you

00:40:00.000 that the

00:40:00.540 difference between

00:40:01.780 genius and

00:40:02.680 humor

00:40:03.100 is very small

00:40:04.800 because in both

00:40:06.040 cases

00:40:06.540 your ability

00:40:08.660 to summarize

00:40:09.740 without

00:40:10.240 and just leave

00:40:11.080 out everything

00:40:11.740 that doesn't

00:40:12.280 matter

00:40:12.560 it's kind

00:40:14.400 of one of

00:40:15.160 the tricks

00:40:15.540 of humor

00:40:16.060 is what

00:40:17.220 you remove

00:40:17.920 to have

00:40:19.060 that you

00:40:19.460 know simple

00:40:19.880 kernel of

00:40:20.720 hilarious truth

00:40:22.220 but it's also

00:40:23.340 what you do

00:40:23.860 if you're a

00:40:24.260 genius

00:40:24.480 you see

00:40:26.380 must do it

00:40:27.100 all the time

00:40:27.620 you see

00:40:28.800 Andreessen

00:40:29.380 do it

00:40:29.760 you see

00:40:30.040 David Sachs

00:40:30.700 do it

00:40:31.060 so the

00:40:31.740 people were

00:40:32.140 the smartest

00:40:32.800 Vivek

00:40:33.700 you see him

00:40:34.440 do it

00:40:34.760 you see

00:40:35.100 JD Vance

00:40:35.720 do it

00:40:36.120 so all the

00:40:36.740 ones who

00:40:37.060 are super

00:40:37.500 smart

00:40:37.880 can

00:40:39.300 summarize things

00:40:40.700 the way

00:40:41.160 Grinnell is

00:40:41.780 also super

00:40:42.540 smart

00:40:42.880 so I just

00:40:44.280 love this

00:40:44.760 hundreds of

00:40:45.400 millions of

00:40:45.840 dollars in

00:40:46.340 educating the

00:40:47.160 voters of

00:40:47.660 how terrible

00:40:48.220 she is

00:40:48.740 you couldn't

00:40:50.320 say that

00:40:50.960 with fewer

00:40:52.340 words

00:40:52.860 and make it

00:40:54.000 just so

00:40:54.340 perfect

00:40:54.760 so it's

00:40:56.200 one of the

00:40:56.480 reasons we

00:40:56.900 like him

00:40:57.280 he's got

00:40:57.700 lots of

00:40:58.260 skills

00:40:58.620 so I

00:41:00.000 don't know

00:41:00.280 how serious

00:41:00.880 he is

00:41:01.340 about running

00:41:01.940 for governor

00:41:02.440 it could be

00:41:03.400 you just

00:41:03.800 use it as

00:41:04.400 a you know

00:41:05.500 a way to

00:41:05.960 put in a

00:41:06.820 little shiv

00:41:07.360 which would

00:41:08.320 be funny

00:41:08.740 enough

00:41:09.120 but

00:41:10.160 I think

00:41:12.300 he has

00:41:12.620 a chance

00:41:13.500 I think

00:41:15.020 California

00:41:15.680 is

00:41:17.340 at the

00:41:18.460 point

00:41:18.880 where if

00:41:20.120 a

00:41:20.460 I'll just

00:41:21.300 have to

00:41:21.580 say it

00:41:21.940 because

00:41:22.320 it's just

00:41:23.300 part of

00:41:23.580 the story

00:41:23.940 whether you

00:41:24.280 like it

00:41:24.620 or not

00:41:24.960 but

00:41:25.800 a gay

00:41:27.300 conservative

00:41:28.120 brilliant

00:41:29.980 effective

00:41:31.020 person

00:41:31.600 with lots

00:41:32.260 of the

00:41:32.520 right

00:41:32.720 experience

00:41:33.400 well

00:41:34.340 connected

00:41:34.780 to the

00:41:35.160 federal

00:41:35.420 government

00:41:35.860 which needs

00:41:36.500 to be a

00:41:36.900 form of

00:41:37.340 funding

00:41:37.640 for the

00:41:37.980 state

00:41:38.280 going

00:41:38.720 forward

00:41:39.160 maybe

00:41:40.640 it's

00:41:40.860 time

00:41:41.220 there

00:41:42.560 isn't

00:41:43.640 much

00:41:44.000 that

00:41:44.240 would

00:41:44.400 have

00:41:44.500 made

00:41:44.660 me

00:41:44.820 think

00:41:45.100 a

00:41:45.380 Republican

00:41:45.820 could

00:41:46.160 win

00:41:46.440 in

00:41:46.600 California

00:41:47.160 but

00:41:48.360 could

00:41:48.600 Rick

00:41:48.880 Grinnell

00:41:49.220 win

00:41:49.520 I'll tell

00:41:50.980 you one

00:41:51.280 thing

00:41:51.540 the

00:41:52.040 conservatives

00:41:52.980 in California

00:41:53.760 would be

00:41:54.220 completely

00:41:54.980 down

00:41:55.420 I mean

00:41:56.280 we would

00:41:56.620 be all

00:41:57.060 in on

00:41:57.380 that

00:41:57.660 so

00:41:58.640 I hope

00:41:59.920 so

00:42:00.260 I hope

00:42:02.160 so

00:42:02.420 we'll

00:42:03.640 see

00:42:03.880 well

00:42:05.920 in other

00:42:06.240 news

00:42:06.640 I think

00:42:07.520 this is

00:42:07.960 true

00:42:08.320 I

00:42:10.060 waited

00:42:10.360 a while

00:42:10.740 to talk

00:42:11.160 about it

00:42:11.520 because I

00:42:11.840 wasn't

00:42:12.380 sure if

00:42:12.780 it was

00:42:12.960 a prank

00:42:13.560 or

00:42:14.760 maybe I

00:42:15.960 was

00:42:16.120 understanding

00:42:16.760 it wrong

00:42:17.200 but

00:42:18.220 you might

00:42:19.260 know if

00:42:19.660 you're on

00:42:19.940 X

00:42:20.300 Ashley

00:42:20.820 St.

00:42:21.200 Claire

00:42:21.420 from

00:42:23.300 the

00:42:23.500 Babylon

00:42:23.800 Bee

00:42:24.160 and

00:42:25.500 well-known

00:42:27.100 conservative

00:42:28.560 leaning

00:42:29.220 social

00:42:30.780 influencer

00:42:31.380 writer

00:42:32.140 humorist

00:42:33.700 Babylon

00:42:34.540 Bee

00:42:34.900 she

00:42:36.300 announced

00:42:36.720 that

00:42:36.940 five

00:42:37.160 months

00:42:37.380 ago

00:42:37.580 she

00:42:37.780 had

00:42:37.920 Elon

00:42:38.280 Musk's

00:42:39.400 baby

00:42:39.740 so

00:42:41.500 she's

00:42:41.880 joined

00:42:42.200 the

00:42:42.540 Elon

00:42:43.140 Musk

00:42:43.520 baby

00:42:44.400 making

00:42:44.820 machine

00:42:46.580 now

00:42:47.780 and

00:42:49.160 you know

00:42:49.940 I wish

00:42:50.500 I wish

00:42:50.960 her the

00:42:51.180 best

00:42:51.520 so

00:42:52.400 the only

00:42:54.420 thing

00:42:54.720 that

00:42:55.280 interests

00:42:55.980 me

00:42:56.240 about

00:42:56.540 it

00:42:56.780 is

00:42:57.480 aren't

00:42:58.160 you

00:42:58.340 curious

00:42:58.860 how

00:43:00.380 many

00:43:00.680 others

00:43:01.140 there are

00:43:01.480 who just

00:43:01.840 haven't

00:43:02.120 mentioned

00:43:02.400 it

00:43:02.680 like

00:43:03.840 is

00:43:04.120 is

00:43:04.740 Musk

00:43:05.040 going

00:43:05.360 for

00:43:05.600 the

00:43:05.900 Genghis

00:43:08.160 Khan

00:43:08.580 record

00:43:09.320 you know

00:43:10.420 isn't

00:43:10.680 there

00:43:10.820 some

00:43:11.040 like

00:43:11.280 incredible

00:43:12.520 number

00:43:12.920 of people

00:43:13.300 who are

00:43:13.640 related

00:43:13.980 to

00:43:14.200 Genghis

00:43:14.620 Khan

00:43:14.920 because

00:43:15.240 he

00:43:15.440 was

00:43:15.680 impregnating

00:43:16.660 women

00:43:17.020 for

00:43:17.960 his

00:43:18.460 entire

00:43:18.720 life

00:43:19.120 I

00:43:20.800 feel

00:43:21.000 like

00:43:21.180 someday

00:43:21.560 we're

00:43:23.240 going to

00:43:23.480 find out

00:43:23.920 that

00:43:24.100 there

00:43:24.240 are

00:43:24.320 like

00:43:24.540 thousands

00:43:25.380 of

00:43:25.800 Elon

00:43:28.520 babies

00:43:29.060 and he

00:43:29.640 only

00:43:29.800 mentioned

00:43:30.140 a few

00:43:30.460 of the

00:43:30.660 baby

00:43:30.900 mamas

00:43:31.300 so

00:43:31.480 we

00:43:31.760 think

00:43:32.000 there's

00:43:33.320 a dozen

00:43:33.760 but

00:43:34.580 maybe

00:43:34.780 there are

00:43:35.080 thousands

00:43:35.560 I

00:43:38.120 don't

00:43:38.280 know

00:43:38.680 anyway

00:43:39.260 good

00:43:39.580 luck

00:43:39.860 Ashley

00:43:40.540 according

00:43:43.620 to Fox

00:43:44.160 News

00:43:44.520 and you've

00:43:44.920 heard this

00:43:45.240 a million

00:43:45.540 times

00:43:45.920 there's

00:43:46.640 yet another

00:43:47.360 poll

00:43:47.760 that shows

00:43:48.460 liberal

00:43:48.820 women

00:43:49.140 are the

00:43:49.480 most

00:43:49.720 unhappy

00:43:50.220 so

00:43:51.860 it's

00:43:52.460 written

00:43:52.640 by

00:43:52.840 Elizabeth

00:43:53.200 Heckman

00:43:53.680 and

00:43:53.940 Christine

00:43:54.380 Parks

00:43:54.720 Fox

00:43:55.040 News

00:43:55.300 now

00:43:56.600 again

00:43:57.420 how

00:43:58.500 could

00:43:58.740 they

00:43:58.880 have

00:43:59.020 saved

00:43:59.380 some

00:43:59.680 money

00:43:59.980 on

00:44:01.040 this

00:44:01.240 study

00:44:01.700 oh

00:44:02.460 yeah

00:44:02.760 next

00:44:03.780 time

00:44:04.000 just

00:44:04.200 ask

00:44:04.440 me

00:44:04.640 I

00:44:06.080 think

00:44:06.380 we

00:44:06.580 all

00:44:06.880 know

00:44:07.100 this

00:44:07.360 don't

00:44:07.580 we

00:44:07.800 hasn't

00:44:08.620 every

00:44:08.960 study

00:44:09.340 showed

00:44:09.660 the

00:44:09.840 same

00:44:10.040 thing

00:44:10.320 I

00:44:10.940 mean

00:44:11.180 it's

00:44:11.860 you

00:44:12.220 know

00:44:12.420 granted

00:44:13.580 this

00:44:14.460 is

00:44:14.640 the

00:44:14.760 kind

00:44:14.940 of

00:44:15.060 thing

00:44:15.260 where

00:44:15.520 maybe

00:44:15.920 the

00:44:16.080 science

00:44:16.400 isn't

00:44:16.700 perfect

00:44:17.040 but

00:44:17.360 every

00:44:18.400 study

00:44:18.760 seems

00:44:19.100 to

00:44:19.280 point

00:44:19.440 in the

00:44:19.640 same

00:44:19.840 direction

00:44:20.620 on this

00:44:21.140 so

00:44:22.160 liberal

00:44:22.600 women

00:44:22.940 between

00:44:23.320 18

00:44:23.640 and 40

00:44:24.060 are

00:44:24.560 three

00:44:24.880 times

00:44:25.360 as

00:44:25.680 likely

00:44:26.000 as

00:44:26.280 conservatives

00:44:26.880 women

00:44:28.560 in the

00:44:28.900 same

00:44:29.060 group

00:44:29.320 to

00:44:29.540 report

00:44:29.840 frequent

00:44:30.300 feelings

00:44:30.780 of

00:44:31.000 loneliness

00:44:31.400 huh

00:44:32.440 I

00:44:33.460 wonder

00:44:33.740 why

00:44:34.020 the

00:44:34.200 group

00:44:34.540 that

00:44:36.100 chooses

00:44:37.020 identity

00:44:37.620 politics

00:44:38.300 would

00:44:39.860 be

00:44:40.020 more

00:44:40.260 lonely

00:44:40.680 could

00:44:41.860 it

00:44:42.000 be

00:44:42.340 because

00:44:43.840 a

00:44:45.040 part

00:44:45.300 of

00:44:45.440 identity

00:44:45.860 is

00:44:46.220 if

00:44:46.540 you're

00:44:46.700 a

00:44:46.820 woman

00:44:47.020 you're

00:44:47.260 not

00:44:47.420 a

00:44:47.540 man

00:44:47.800 and

00:44:48.700 so

00:44:49.040 everybody

00:44:49.560 who

00:44:49.880 isn't

00:44:50.100 you

00:44:50.320 is

00:44:50.500 oppressing

00:44:50.860 you

00:44:51.160 who'd

00:44:52.300 want

00:44:52.440 to

00:44:52.520 be

00:44:52.640 around

00:44:52.940 that

00:44:53.320 of

00:44:54.080 course

00:44:54.480 they're

00:44:54.720 less

00:44:54.960 happy

00:44:55.300 and

00:44:57.860 the

00:44:58.100 liberal

00:44:58.360 women

00:44:58.600 are

00:44:58.860 the

00:44:59.560 least

00:44:59.820 likely

00:45:00.200 to

00:45:00.440 report

00:45:00.700 being

00:45:00.960 fully

00:45:01.320 satisfied

00:45:02.060 now

00:45:04.480 unfortunately

00:45:04.960 there aren't

00:45:05.360 that many

00:45:05.660 people

00:45:05.940 who are

00:45:06.140 fully

00:45:06.460 satisfied

00:45:06.960 in

00:45:07.260 general

00:45:07.600 but

00:45:07.900 according

00:45:08.680 to

00:45:08.920 some

00:45:09.260 American

00:45:09.620 family

00:45:09.980 survey

00:45:10.380 37%

00:45:11.280 of

00:45:11.440 conservative

00:45:11.860 women

00:45:12.240 are

00:45:13.760 fully

00:45:14.260 satisfied

00:45:14.820 and

00:45:15.860 28%

00:45:16.580 of

00:45:16.760 moderate

00:45:17.020 women

00:45:17.320 now

00:45:18.360 seems

00:45:19.060 like

00:45:19.260 that

00:45:19.440 should

00:45:19.600 be

00:45:19.740 higher

00:45:20.040 you know

00:45:20.760 you

00:45:20.920 you'd

00:45:21.940 like

00:45:22.120 to

00:45:22.300 think

00:45:22.480 that

00:45:22.660 maybe

00:45:22.940 at

00:45:23.380 least

00:45:23.560 60%

00:45:24.460 are

00:45:25.560 fully

00:45:25.840 satisfied

00:45:26.440 but

00:45:27.100 37%

00:45:27.940 but

00:45:28.780 it's

00:45:29.060 way

00:45:29.640 bigger

00:45:30.000 than

00:45:30.920 the

00:45:31.120 liberal

00:45:31.380 women

00:45:31.640 the

00:45:31.840 same

00:45:32.040 age

00:45:32.400 which

00:45:32.640 is

00:45:32.920 12%

00:45:34.100 so

00:45:34.420 12%

00:45:35.060 of

00:45:35.180 liberal

00:45:35.380 women

00:45:35.700 said

00:45:36.940 the

00:45:37.100 same

00:45:37.260 thing

00:45:37.640 and

00:45:42.120 it said

00:45:42.420 that

00:45:42.740 we've

00:45:43.200 seen

00:45:43.420 in

00:45:43.540 research

00:45:43.980 that

00:45:44.260 conservative

00:45:44.780 women

00:45:45.240 tend

00:45:45.880 to be

00:45:46.160 more

00:45:46.440 likely

00:45:46.780 to

00:45:47.040 embrace

00:45:47.400 a

00:45:47.620 sense

00:45:47.880 of

00:45:48.060 agency

00:45:48.680 meaning

00:45:49.880 that

00:45:50.120 they

00:45:50.260 have

00:45:50.420 control

00:45:50.860 over

00:45:51.120 their

00:45:51.320 own

00:45:51.500 lives

00:45:51.900 and

00:45:53.040 don't

00:45:54.580 feel

00:45:54.760 like

00:45:54.940 a

00:45:55.060 victim

00:45:55.340 you

00:45:56.420 know

00:45:56.640 maybe

00:45:58.080 it's

00:45:58.280 that

00:45:58.440 simple

00:45:58.800 if

00:46:00.500 you

00:46:00.680 define

00:46:01.160 yourself

00:46:01.600 as

00:46:01.880 a

00:46:02.060 victim

00:46:02.320 in

00:46:02.560 a

00:46:02.680 world

00:46:02.920 that's

00:46:03.820 you

00:46:03.960 know

00:46:04.080 just

00:46:04.280 doing

00:46:04.860 stuff

00:46:05.200 to

00:46:05.400 you

00:46:05.600 how

00:46:06.920 can

00:46:07.100 you

00:46:07.220 possibly

00:46:07.660 be

00:46:07.980 fully

00:46:08.240 satisfied

00:46:08.700 but

00:46:09.840 if

00:46:09.960 you

00:46:10.080 said

00:46:10.360 yeah

00:46:10.640 it's

00:46:10.820 a

00:46:10.960 mean

00:46:11.180 world

00:46:11.520 but

00:46:11.800 I

00:46:12.360 have

00:46:12.540 the

00:46:12.700 power

00:46:12.980 to

00:46:13.300 carve

00:46:14.000 my

00:46:14.280 way

00:46:14.700 through

00:46:15.540 it

00:46:15.800 and

00:46:16.020 you

00:46:16.300 know

00:46:16.400 make

00:46:16.640 a

00:46:16.780 life

00:46:17.020 that

00:46:17.220 works

00:46:17.480 for

00:46:17.660 me

00:46:17.920 and

00:46:18.820 then

00:46:18.940 you

00:46:19.060 go

00:46:19.240 and

00:46:19.420 do

00:46:19.600 it

00:46:19.860 that

00:46:21.440 does

00:46:21.820 feel

00:46:22.140 like

00:46:22.340 that

00:46:22.480 would

00:46:22.620 be

00:46:22.740 more

00:46:22.960 satisfying

00:46:23.540 so

00:46:24.000 maybe

00:46:24.300 it's

00:46:24.480 just

00:46:24.640 that

00:46:24.960 the

00:46:25.680 victim

00:46:26.020 versus

00:46:26.440 the

00:46:26.900 sense

00:46:27.660 of

00:46:27.800 agency

00:46:28.180 the

00:46:30.220 US

00:46:30.480 army

00:46:30.720 has

00:46:30.900 announced

00:46:31.260 that

00:46:31.540 will

00:46:31.720 no

00:46:31.980 longer

00:46:32.380 allow

00:46:33.080 transgender

00:46:33.780 individuals

00:46:34.360 to join

00:46:34.780 the

00:46:34.920 military

00:46:35.280 and

00:46:36.060 it's

00:46:36.240 going

00:46:36.360 to

00:46:36.440 stop

00:46:36.660 performing

00:46:37.200 procedures

00:46:38.140 associated

00:46:38.760 with

00:46:38.980 gender

00:46:39.360 transition

00:46:40.240 for

00:46:40.480 the

00:46:40.600 ones

00:46:40.940 are

00:46:41.760 there

00:46:41.900 still

00:46:42.100 I

00:46:42.260 guess

00:46:42.420 there

00:46:42.540 are

00:46:42.580 still

00:46:42.740 members

00:46:43.080 in

00:46:43.500 the

00:46:43.600 military

00:46:43.880 I

00:46:45.560 assume

00:46:45.820 the

00:46:46.040 army

00:46:46.360 is

00:46:46.700 just

00:46:46.880 one

00:46:47.120 of

00:46:47.240 the

00:46:47.500 military

00:46:49.640 that's

00:46:50.680 going

00:46:50.820 to do

00:46:50.980 the

00:46:51.120 same

00:46:51.280 thing

00:46:51.520 I

00:46:51.700 think

00:46:51.840 they

00:46:51.980 all

00:46:52.100 have

00:46:52.260 to

00:46:52.380 do

00:46:52.480 it

00:46:52.600 right

00:46:52.800 there's

00:46:53.240 the

00:46:53.920 new

00:46:54.960 executive

00:46:55.360 orders

00:46:55.740 require

00:46:56.180 each

00:46:56.500 of the

00:46:56.720 parts

00:46:56.940 of the

00:46:57.120 military

00:46:57.400 to do

00:46:57.760 the

00:46:57.900 same

00:46:58.060 thing

00:46:58.320 now

00:46:59.320 I

00:47:00.140 don't

00:47:00.260 know

00:47:00.380 if

00:47:00.480 I've

00:47:00.700 talked

00:47:00.960 about

00:47:01.200 this

00:47:01.500 specifically

00:47:02.220 but

00:47:02.840 let's

00:47:06.080 see

00:47:06.720 Elon Musk

00:47:07.300 is saying

00:47:07.680 something

00:47:08.080 yeah

00:47:12.360 we'll talk

00:47:13.320 about that

00:47:13.700 in a

00:47:13.900 second

00:47:14.100 but

00:47:16.540 as much

00:47:17.740 as I

00:47:18.220 want

00:47:19.000 the

00:47:19.320 adult

00:47:20.340 let's

00:47:21.140 just

00:47:21.320 focus

00:47:21.640 on

00:47:21.860 adults

00:47:22.240 as much

00:47:23.660 as I

00:47:23.940 want

00:47:24.140 adult

00:47:24.580 trans

00:47:25.000 people

00:47:25.280 to

00:47:25.480 live

00:47:25.700 their

00:47:25.860 life

00:47:26.100 the

00:47:26.260 way

00:47:26.440 that

00:47:26.680 they're

00:47:27.420 the

00:47:27.540 happiest

00:47:27.960 the

00:47:28.880 fact

00:47:29.140 is

00:47:29.360 that

00:47:29.540 the

00:47:29.720 military

00:47:30.060 is

00:47:30.500 the

00:47:30.660 one

00:47:30.860 place

00:47:31.300 where

00:47:31.600 discrimination

00:47:32.200 is

00:47:32.660 completely

00:47:33.140 allowed

00:47:33.580 now

00:47:34.720 if

00:47:35.280 you

00:47:35.420 discriminate

00:47:35.920 stupidly

00:47:37.240 in a

00:47:38.100 way that

00:47:38.360 doesn't

00:47:38.640 help

00:47:38.820 the

00:47:38.960 military

00:47:39.360 well

00:47:39.760 we

00:47:40.040 shouldn't

00:47:40.280 do

00:47:40.400 that

00:47:40.700 so

00:47:41.600 for

00:47:41.920 example

00:47:42.300 integrating

00:47:43.460 you know

00:47:44.060 different

00:47:44.500 races in

00:47:45.060 the

00:47:45.160 military

00:47:45.500 worked

00:47:46.300 right

00:47:47.320 so

00:47:47.620 that

00:47:47.860 was

00:47:48.040 one

00:47:48.260 that

00:47:48.440 would

00:47:48.580 be

00:47:48.720 a

00:47:48.840 bad

00:47:49.060 form

00:47:49.360 of

00:47:49.560 discrimination

00:47:50.440 if

00:47:50.860 you

00:47:50.960 kept

00:47:51.140 doing

00:47:51.380 it

00:47:51.640 because

00:47:52.020 once

00:47:52.680 we

00:47:52.820 stopped

00:47:53.060 doing

00:47:53.300 it

00:47:53.520 we

00:47:54.460 made

00:47:54.680 it

00:47:54.760 work

00:47:55.040 but

00:47:56.980 trans

00:47:57.940 I'm

00:47:58.260 told

00:47:58.620 I'm

00:47:59.100 no

00:47:59.260 expert

00:47:59.600 on

00:47:59.800 trans

00:48:00.140 it

00:48:00.840 introduces

00:48:01.420 a

00:48:01.800 whole

00:48:02.000 level

00:48:02.340 of

00:48:02.600 extra

00:48:03.080 medical

00:48:04.400 complications

00:48:06.700 now

00:48:07.740 I'm no

00:48:08.120 expert

00:48:08.460 so if

00:48:09.100 somebody

00:48:09.320 wants

00:48:09.660 to say

00:48:10.120 that's

00:48:10.540 not

00:48:10.740 true

00:48:11.080 there's

00:48:11.520 hardly

00:48:11.740 any

00:48:12.040 complication

00:48:12.620 at

00:48:12.860 all

00:48:13.220 you

00:48:15.160 know

00:48:15.300 I'll

00:48:15.520 listen

00:48:15.720 to

00:48:15.860 that

00:48:16.120 but

00:48:16.980 people

00:48:17.680 who

00:48:17.840 have

00:48:17.920 been

00:48:18.080 close

00:48:18.400 to

00:48:18.580 it

00:48:18.720 say

00:48:18.960 yeah

00:48:19.240 there's

00:48:19.640 a

00:48:19.860 whole

00:48:20.000 lot

00:48:20.240 of

00:48:20.480 sick

00:48:21.100 time

00:48:21.520 and

00:48:21.840 you

00:48:22.440 know

00:48:22.500 you

00:48:22.640 gotta

00:48:22.800 adjust

00:48:23.140 stuff

00:48:23.540 and

00:48:23.700 you

00:48:23.800 gotta

00:48:23.920 fix

00:48:24.200 stuff

00:48:24.560 and

00:48:24.800 things

00:48:25.080 go

00:48:25.300 wrong

00:48:25.560 I

00:48:26.220 don't

00:48:26.360 know

00:48:26.500 that

00:48:26.820 but

00:48:28.000 if

00:48:28.240 that's

00:48:28.560 true

00:48:28.860 that

00:48:29.940 would

00:48:30.080 be

00:48:30.380 sufficient

00:48:30.960 reason

00:48:31.380 to

00:48:31.820 to

00:48:32.800 make

00:48:33.000 an

00:48:33.160 exception

00:48:33.520 and

00:48:33.860 say

00:48:34.180 okay

00:48:34.560 we

00:48:34.780 don't

00:48:34.960 want

00:48:35.100 to

00:48:35.160 have

00:48:35.360 this

00:48:36.640 level

00:48:37.100 of

00:48:37.480 being

00:48:37.660 not

00:48:37.920 available

00:48:38.340 you

00:48:39.580 remember

00:48:40.000 the

00:48:40.220 military

00:48:40.560 isn't

00:48:40.900 going

00:48:41.020 to

00:48:41.100 hire

00:48:41.320 a

00:48:41.520 blind

00:48:41.880 pilot

00:48:42.400 and

00:48:43.940 nobody

00:48:44.200 argues

00:48:44.540 about

00:48:44.800 that

00:48:44.980 right

00:48:45.220 the

00:48:45.860 military

00:48:46.220 is

00:48:46.400 not

00:48:46.560 going

00:48:46.700 to

00:48:46.760 say

00:48:47.000 oh

00:48:47.440 body

00:48:48.060 positivity

00:48:48.680 you

00:48:49.340 can

00:48:49.500 be

00:48:49.660 400

00:48:50.040 pounds

00:48:50.480 and

00:48:50.700 join

00:48:50.860 the

00:48:51.000 military

00:48:51.380 nope

00:48:51.880 nope

00:48:52.840 you

00:48:53.320 can't

00:48:53.600 be

00:48:53.760 four

00:48:54.060 feet

00:48:54.280 tall

00:48:54.540 and

00:48:54.720 join

00:48:54.920 the

00:48:55.060 military

00:48:55.520 nope

00:48:56.920 but

00:48:57.780 again

00:48:58.100 I

00:48:59.240 hope

00:48:59.480 that

00:48:59.720 everybody

00:49:00.120 who's

00:49:00.380 four

00:49:00.620 feet

00:49:00.820 tall

00:49:01.040 has

00:49:01.240 a

00:49:01.360 good

00:49:01.500 life

00:49:01.840 I

00:49:02.600 hope

00:49:02.760 that

00:49:03.040 you

00:49:03.240 know

00:49:03.400 everybody

00:49:03.780 has

00:49:04.000 a

00:49:04.100 good

00:49:04.220 life

00:49:04.520 it's

00:49:05.100 just

00:49:05.280 that

00:49:05.600 the

00:49:06.120 military

00:49:06.600 is

00:49:07.500 the

00:49:07.660 one

00:49:07.880 place

00:49:08.400 that

00:49:09.700 I

00:49:09.820 think

00:49:10.000 we

00:49:10.160 all

00:49:10.320 agree

00:49:10.580 a

00:49:10.900 little

00:49:11.080 bit

00:49:11.280 of

00:49:11.400 discrimination

00:49:11.900 is

00:49:13.120 the

00:49:13.240 right

00:49:13.420 play

00:49:13.780 you

00:49:15.680 know

00:49:15.780 even

00:49:16.080 if

00:49:16.620 it

00:49:16.740 doesn't

00:49:17.020 allow

00:49:17.220 people

00:49:17.520 like

00:49:17.720 me

00:49:17.900 to

00:49:18.080 join

00:49:18.340 which

00:49:18.820 it

00:49:18.940 doesn't

00:49:19.280 I'm

00:49:20.300 a

00:49:20.440 certain

00:49:20.680 age

00:49:21.200 where

00:49:22.120 of

00:49:22.360 course

00:49:22.560 I

00:49:22.740 cannot

00:49:22.940 join

00:49:23.240 the

00:49:23.380 military

00:49:23.680 so

00:49:24.460 yeah

00:49:24.940 a

00:49:25.160 little

00:49:25.300 bit

00:49:25.440 of

00:49:25.560 discrimination

00:49:26.100 in

00:49:26.380 the

00:49:26.480 military

00:49:26.840 is

00:49:28.100 different

00:49:28.420 from

00:49:28.780 discrimination

00:49:29.700 anywhere

00:49:30.080 else

00:49:30.300 as

00:49:30.460 long

00:49:30.660 as

00:49:30.780 they're

00:49:30.880 doing

00:49:31.100 it

00:49:31.240 to

00:49:31.360 stay

00:49:31.540 on

00:49:31.700 mission

00:49:32.000 and

00:49:32.380 they're

00:49:32.520 not

00:49:32.660 doing

00:49:32.880 it

00:49:33.000 for

00:49:33.120 any

00:49:33.280 other

00:49:33.440 reason

00:49:33.740 well

00:49:36.560 on

00:49:36.840 Joe

00:49:37.160 Rogan

00:49:37.560 he said

00:49:37.980 something

00:49:38.340 that

00:49:38.780 he was

00:49:39.220 talking

00:49:39.460 to

00:49:39.780 Adam

00:49:40.280 Curry

00:49:40.560 and

00:49:42.020 Rogan

00:49:42.760 said

00:49:43.020 something

00:49:43.360 that

00:49:43.720 I

00:49:43.900 had

00:49:44.020 never

00:49:44.200 thought

00:49:44.480 of

00:49:44.660 before

00:49:45.060 but

00:49:45.720 it's

00:49:45.820 very

00:49:46.020 interesting

00:49:46.400 so

00:49:47.080 you

00:49:47.180 know

00:49:47.320 how

00:49:47.600 the

00:49:48.020 government

00:49:48.340 now

00:49:48.660 can

00:49:48.960 listen

00:49:50.220 to

00:49:50.460 any

00:49:50.740 communication

00:49:51.420 there's

00:49:52.280 basically

00:49:52.680 nothing

00:49:53.120 they can't

00:49:53.660 snoop

00:49:53.900 on

00:49:54.100 if

00:49:54.260 they

00:49:54.380 want

00:49:54.580 to

00:49:54.740 and

00:49:55.660 now

00:49:55.980 the

00:49:56.440 Trump

00:49:56.660 administration

00:49:57.120 has

00:49:57.600 control

00:49:58.160 of

00:49:59.520 the

00:49:59.820 tools

00:50:00.480 to

00:50:00.800 snoop

00:50:01.120 on

00:50:01.300 everybody

00:50:01.740 for

00:50:02.060 everything

00:50:02.560 now

00:50:04.040 imagine

00:50:04.520 as

00:50:05.460 Joe

00:50:05.680 Rogan

00:50:06.140 speculates

00:50:07.080 imagine

00:50:08.300 if you

00:50:08.680 will

00:50:08.940 that

00:50:09.740 the

00:50:09.900 government

00:50:10.200 is

00:50:10.440 trying

00:50:10.640 to

00:50:10.800 figure

00:50:11.000 out

00:50:11.200 what

00:50:11.380 happened

00:50:11.680 to

00:50:11.840 the

00:50:12.000 trillions

00:50:12.420 of

00:50:12.620 dollars

00:50:12.940 that

00:50:13.140 seem

00:50:13.340 to

00:50:13.480 be

00:50:13.640 missing

00:50:13.940 and

00:50:15.060 the

00:50:15.300 money

00:50:16.000 that

00:50:16.220 clearly

00:50:16.660 is

00:50:16.940 misspent

00:50:17.460 is

00:50:18.620 it

00:50:18.780 possible

00:50:19.280 that

00:50:20.360 any

00:50:20.680 of

00:50:20.860 that

00:50:21.060 created

00:50:21.540 the

00:50:22.020 what

00:50:22.780 would

00:50:22.920 be

00:50:23.100 the

00:50:23.320 predicate

00:50:23.880 or

00:50:24.220 the

00:50:24.420 legal

00:50:24.940 trigger

00:50:26.540 that

00:50:27.740 they

00:50:27.920 could

00:50:28.080 be

00:50:28.220 legally

00:50:28.680 monitoring

00:50:29.380 a lot

00:50:29.980 of

00:50:30.100 people

00:50:30.440 to

00:50:31.320 find

00:50:31.560 out

00:50:31.760 where

00:50:31.940 the

00:50:32.120 trillion

00:50:32.400 went

00:50:32.880 or

00:50:33.100 where

00:50:33.340 this

00:50:33.600 or

00:50:33.740 that

00:50:33.920 went

00:50:34.100 wrong

00:50:34.440 now

00:50:35.480 I

00:50:35.760 don't

00:50:35.940 know

00:50:36.300 so

00:50:37.040 I

00:50:37.300 don't

00:50:37.480 think

00:50:37.720 automatically

00:50:38.380 that

00:50:38.720 we're

00:50:38.860 just

00:50:39.040 listening

00:50:39.440 to

00:50:39.660 everybody

00:50:39.960 all

00:50:40.200 the

00:50:40.340 time

00:50:40.560 just

00:50:40.840 for

00:50:41.260 fun

00:50:41.600 I

00:50:42.360 think

00:50:42.500 you'd

00:50:42.660 have

00:50:42.780 to

00:50:42.880 have

00:50:43.080 a

00:50:43.260 genuine

00:50:44.500 suspicion

00:50:45.480 about

00:50:45.800 somebody

00:50:46.300 but

00:50:47.360 Joe

00:50:48.060 Rogan

00:50:48.380 points

00:50:48.700 out

00:50:48.920 that

00:50:49.200 it

00:50:49.400 may

00:50:49.560 make

00:50:49.800 it

00:50:49.900 impossible

00:50:50.400 for

00:50:50.820 Democrats

00:50:51.480 to

00:50:52.440 coordinate

00:50:53.000 their

00:50:53.400 next

00:50:53.820 response

00:50:57.740 because

00:50:58.880 they

00:50:59.580 never

00:50:59.880 know

00:51:00.260 if

00:51:00.600 they're

00:51:00.760 being

00:51:01.000 wiretapped

00:51:01.620 now

00:51:01.920 because

00:51:03.540 clearly

00:51:04.540 they

00:51:04.940 don't

00:51:05.260 trust

00:51:05.700 the

00:51:06.120 Trump

00:51:06.340 administration

00:51:07.000 the

00:51:07.540 Democrats

00:51:08.000 don't

00:51:08.860 any

00:51:09.160 more

00:51:09.400 than

00:51:09.820 conservatives

00:51:11.140 trusted

00:51:11.940 Democrats

00:51:13.060 to not

00:51:13.560 be

00:51:13.900 looking

00:51:14.260 at

00:51:14.480 their

00:51:14.660 stuff

00:51:14.960 we

00:51:15.880 basically

00:51:16.360 don't

00:51:16.780 trust

00:51:17.020 the

00:51:17.180 other

00:51:17.360 side

00:51:17.780 with

00:51:18.820 our

00:51:19.000 privacy

00:51:19.400 and

00:51:20.180 it's

00:51:20.540 probably

00:51:20.840 the

00:51:21.020 right

00:51:21.220 instinct

00:51:21.660 so

00:51:23.000 is it

00:51:23.640 possible

00:51:24.040 that

00:51:24.300 whether

00:51:24.580 we're

00:51:24.860 listening

00:51:25.180 to

00:51:25.460 anything

00:51:25.780 or

00:51:26.040 not

00:51:26.460 that

00:51:27.500 Democrats

00:51:28.060 don't

00:51:28.460 know

00:51:28.600 how

00:51:28.740 to

00:51:28.860 proceed

00:51:29.260 because

00:51:30.160 they

00:51:30.320 have

00:51:30.620 to

00:51:30.780 talk

00:51:31.020 to

00:51:31.180 somebody

00:51:31.580 and

00:51:32.920 they

00:51:33.140 just

00:51:33.360 don't

00:51:33.640 know

00:51:33.760 how

00:51:33.880 to

00:51:34.020 do

00:51:34.180 it

00:51:34.400 now

00:51:35.260 Joe

00:51:36.140 also

00:51:36.420 pointed

00:51:36.780 out

00:51:37.100 Joe

00:51:37.540 Rogan

00:51:37.880 that

00:51:39.880 you

00:51:40.740 have

00:51:40.920 to

00:51:41.000 worry

00:51:41.140 about

00:51:41.340 whistleblowers

00:51:42.000 so

00:51:43.060 what

00:51:43.200 if

00:51:43.320 you

00:51:43.400 have

00:51:43.520 a

00:51:43.660 meeting

00:51:43.920 with

00:51:44.120 somebody

00:51:44.360 say

00:51:44.560 all

00:51:44.720 right

00:51:44.880 here's

00:51:45.320 the

00:51:45.420 thing

00:51:45.660 you

00:51:46.240 know

00:51:46.320 we're

00:51:46.480 going

00:51:46.560 to

00:51:46.680 create

00:51:47.020 this

00:51:47.240 new

00:51:47.440 hoax

00:51:47.900 so

00:51:48.080 we're

00:51:48.200 going

00:51:48.300 to

00:51:48.440 do

00:51:48.880 this

00:51:49.100 new

00:51:49.280 dirty

00:51:49.560 trick

00:51:49.940 well

00:51:51.020 if

00:51:57.500 drop

00:51:57.940 the

00:51:58.120 dime

00:51:58.360 on

00:51:58.560 you

00:51:58.740 become

00:51:59.520 a

00:51:59.660 whistleblower

00:52:00.180 so

00:52:01.220 it's

00:52:01.520 possible

00:52:01.960 that

00:52:02.440 the

00:52:03.480 Democrats

00:52:04.080 are

00:52:05.060 a

00:52:05.540 little

00:52:05.700 bit

00:52:05.940 crippled

00:52:06.480 by

00:52:07.880 their

00:52:08.160 own

00:52:08.440 fear

00:52:08.840 of

00:52:09.020 who

00:52:09.160 they

00:52:09.300 can

00:52:09.480 talk

00:52:09.740 to

00:52:09.900 about

00:52:10.140 what

00:52:10.560 and

00:52:11.820 I'd

00:52:13.120 never

00:52:13.260 really

00:52:13.480 thought

00:52:13.680 about

00:52:13.880 that

00:52:14.060 before

00:52:14.400 but

00:52:14.940 that

00:52:15.160 might

00:52:15.440 actually

00:52:15.840 be

00:52:16.020 a

00:52:16.140 variable

00:52:16.460 that's

00:52:16.880 that's

00:52:17.680 potentially

00:52:19.100 big

00:52:19.540 Bank

00:52:23.660 more

00:52:23.880 encores

00:52:24.480 when you

00:52:24.860 switch

00:52:25.120 to a

00:52:25.440 Scotiabank

00:52:26.020 banking

00:52:26.380 package

00:52:26.880 well

00:52:37.100 here's

00:52:37.460 the

00:52:37.680 I guess

00:52:38.880 you'd call

00:52:39.180 it the

00:52:39.380 groundhog

00:52:39.960 day

00:52:40.240 news

00:52:40.740 a

00:52:42.500 federal

00:52:42.800 judge

00:52:43.220 just

00:52:43.560 blocked

00:52:43.880 something

00:52:44.280 no

00:52:44.680 a

00:52:44.920 federal

00:52:45.120 judge

00:52:45.460 just

00:52:45.700 unblocked

00:52:46.240 something

00:52:46.540 no

00:52:47.240 a

00:52:47.640 federal

00:52:47.860 judge

00:52:48.180 just

00:52:48.440 blocked

00:52:48.720 something

00:52:49.060 but

00:52:49.300 then

00:52:49.460 it

00:52:49.560 was

00:52:49.680 unblocked

00:52:50.460 but

00:52:50.720 then

00:52:50.840 it

00:52:50.920 was

00:52:51.060 blocked

00:52:51.400 for

00:52:51.600 a

00:52:51.760 certain

00:52:51.940 time

00:52:52.260 but

00:52:52.400 it

00:52:52.500 wasn't

00:52:52.660 really

00:52:52.840 blocked

00:52:53.160 it

00:52:53.300 was

00:52:53.420 just

00:52:53.620 delayed

00:52:54.060 but

00:52:54.620 then

00:52:54.760 it

00:52:54.860 wasn't

00:52:55.120 delayed

00:52:55.440 it

00:52:55.600 was

00:52:55.720 unblocked

00:52:56.880 but then

00:52:57.120 it

00:52:57.200 was

00:52:57.340 blocked

00:52:57.720 and banned

00:52:58.200 and banned

00:52:58.720 and blocked

00:52:59.320 and then

00:52:59.980 unblocked

00:53:00.540 and banned

00:53:01.000 and unblocked

00:53:02.940 so that's all the legal news you need

00:53:05.960 I have no fucking idea what's going on with all these judges

00:53:09.680 but here's another one

00:53:12.400 a federal judge decided with Musk and Doge in rejecting an effort to block them from accessing government information systems

00:53:20.040 so

00:53:20.900 Nick Sorters reporting on that

00:53:22.960 so that's good

00:53:25.700 so they're

00:53:26.860 they're not

00:53:27.560 they're not blocked

00:53:29.000 from getting into the technology systems

00:53:32.020 that's a big big deal

00:53:33.180 but

00:53:34.320 I think they get blocked somewhere else

00:53:37.560 see there's another judge story here

00:53:41.260 we'll get to it

00:53:43.540 but I can't keep track of all the judges

00:53:47.560 what we do see

00:53:49.260 there seems to be a very clear pattern

00:53:51.160 that the judges that are blocking Doge

00:53:54.180 are all corrupt

00:53:55.880 they either have a family member who's benefiting from corruption

00:54:01.060 or has some connection to USAID

00:54:03.620 or a family member who's like a well-known fundraiser for Democrats

00:54:09.140 or something like that

00:54:10.460 like all of them have some

00:54:12.340 clearly and obviously

00:54:14.800 conflict of interest

00:54:16.660 I mean

00:54:17.100 it just looks like pure corruption to me

00:54:19.720 anyway

00:54:21.460 Department of Homeland Security has already moved 12 CISA employees

00:54:28.000 so CISA is the

00:54:29.700 it's the cyber security agency that policed misinformation

00:54:35.720 so do you think CISA was policing misinformation

00:54:40.860 because that was their mission

00:54:42.340 no

00:54:43.260 they were censoring conservatives

00:54:44.800 let's be honest

00:54:46.080 they were censoring conservatives

00:54:47.300 so 12 of them got fired

00:54:50.480 according to the New York Post

00:54:51.940 and

00:54:53.580 what were they doing instead of

00:54:58.120 so when they were

00:55:00.760 when they were policing misinformation

00:55:02.600 what was not getting done

00:55:05.060 was there anything that wasn't getting done

00:55:07.640 because they were out there policing all the misinformation

00:55:10.240 well yes

00:55:11.840 they weren't working on election security

00:55:15.300 so the thing they could have been working on

00:55:19.520 instead of censoring conservatives

00:55:21.320 they could have been working on improving election security

00:55:25.500 now I don't know if it's one for one

00:55:28.640 as in election security was totally ignored

00:55:31.060 while they did these other things

00:55:32.280 but the way the story is framed

00:55:34.360 it makes it seem like they

00:55:36.240 stop doing the only thing we desperately need

00:55:39.000 election security

00:55:40.180 and spending all their time doing the one thing we don't need

00:55:43.080 which is telling us

00:55:44.160 what information is true and what's not

00:55:46.440 especially if

00:55:47.180 if you're not true

00:55:48.700 so

00:55:52.340 here's a story that's a little too on the nose

00:55:55.080 I think it's true

00:55:57.580 so according to the Guardian

00:55:59.200 Mexican President Claudia Scheinbaum

00:56:02.000 has warned that if the United States

00:56:06.400 continues to label the cartels as terrorists

00:56:10.920 that she'll have to respond with reciprocal action

00:56:15.400 wait

00:56:18.720 did I just say that the government of Mexico

00:56:23.640 is going to take the side of the cartels

00:56:28.060 and punish America

00:56:30.720 for being mad at the cartels

00:56:33.860 and trying to shut them down

00:56:35.080 they literally are taking the side of the cartel

00:56:38.480 now I do understand

00:56:40.580 if they said things like

00:56:42.060 oh we're a sovereign country

00:56:44.200 you can't bring your military down here

00:56:46.100 and you know attack

00:56:47.560 we'll do it

00:56:48.160 we'll do it

00:56:48.820 you don't have to do it

00:56:49.680 we'll do it

00:56:50.320 no that I would get

00:56:51.600 that would be a sensible thing

00:56:53.660 for a country to do

00:56:54.460 we wouldn't believe that they would do anything

00:56:55.980 but it would be a sensible thing to say

00:56:58.700 here's what I don't understand

00:57:01.120 why would they just threaten the United States

00:57:04.940 for going after the cartels

00:57:06.440 it really looks exactly like

00:57:08.940 they work for the cartels

00:57:10.420 which

00:57:10.820 I guess they do

00:57:13.840 I mean

00:57:15.080 I don't have any specific information

00:57:16.880 but

00:57:17.180 how could you really be in charge over there

00:57:19.440 unless you're working with the cartels

00:57:21.000 I don't know

00:57:22.560 so

00:57:24.920 the

00:57:25.720 and I guess what the Mexican president is warning

00:57:29.620 that she would do something about going after U.S. gun makers

00:57:33.340 because the U.S. gun makers are the reasons

00:57:35.960 that there are so many guns in Mexico

00:57:38.140 so the guns are coming from the United States

00:57:40.440 now I do see why that's a problem

00:57:42.540 and I do see that

00:57:44.600 she might want to do something about it

00:57:47.140 but why are they connected

00:57:49.360 shouldn't she say

00:57:51.640 oh

00:57:52.240 not only do we want to get rid of the cartels

00:57:55.000 thanks for the help of the United States

00:57:56.720 but

00:57:57.460 we'd like to help you even further

00:57:59.300 by helping you figure out

00:58:01.220 how to stop the gun flow

00:58:02.580 from your country to ours

00:58:03.920 shouldn't she be on our side

00:58:06.060 on both of those things

00:58:07.160 stopping the guns

00:58:09.360 and also stopping the cartels

00:58:11.060 why would she use the one thing

00:58:14.000 against the other thing

00:58:15.100 other than the cartels controller

00:58:17.820 I can't think of a reason

00:58:18.900 so I don't have any facts

00:58:21.620 to back up that speculation

00:58:22.880 but it sure looks like it

00:58:24.780 in every way

00:58:25.480 all right

00:58:27.720 so the American Bar Association

00:58:33.240 according to the FTC chairman

00:58:36.600 so now this is a

00:58:37.980 Trump administration action

00:58:39.400 the FTC is prohibiting

00:58:42.500 the FTC political appointees

00:58:44.520 from holding leadership positions

00:58:47.080 in the ABA

00:58:47.800 participating in ABA events

00:58:50.100 or even renewing their membership

00:58:51.480 and the FTC will stop

00:58:54.560 expending any sources

00:58:55.640 to facilitate any employees

00:58:57.320 membership in the ABA

00:58:58.620 so I guess the idea is

00:59:00.760 that the ABA is a

00:59:01.900 liberal bastion of trouble

00:59:04.640 and so the government

00:59:06.620 is saying

00:59:07.060 we don't want to have

00:59:07.780 anything to do with you

00:59:08.640 you're just

00:59:09.140 bad entities

00:59:10.560 so we'll see where that goes

00:59:12.960 James Carville

00:59:15.520 continues to be fun

00:59:16.800 talking about how

00:59:17.920 Democrats are useless

00:59:19.620 and he said

00:59:21.780 he was talking about

00:59:23.200 Democrats have no idea

00:59:25.340 how to beat Trump

00:59:25.980 and he says

00:59:26.460 quote

00:59:27.160 and I don't know

00:59:27.880 how you accentuate

00:59:29.440 I don't know what that means

00:59:30.960 do you oppose one thing

00:59:32.620 so he's talking about

00:59:33.740 how do you

00:59:34.180 how do you oppose Trump

00:59:35.100 he goes

00:59:35.400 do you oppose one thing

00:59:36.580 do you oppose all five

00:59:38.440 because he's talking about

00:59:40.620 the flood of things

00:59:41.740 coming too quickly

00:59:42.640 he goes

00:59:43.820 do you oppose one thing

00:59:44.840 do you oppose all five

00:59:45.860 is it personnel issues

00:59:47.900 is it policy issues

00:59:49.020 he goes

00:59:49.640 I'm struggling here

00:59:50.560 a little bit

00:59:51.120 so maybe some of our

00:59:52.480 really smart viewers

00:59:53.640 he was on some podcasts

00:59:54.900 can help us untangle

00:59:56.220 a little bit

00:59:56.860 he said

00:59:57.760 it's really tangled now

00:59:58.800 because no one knows

00:59:59.580 where to land

01:00:00.340 it's all too incomprehensible

01:00:01.980 so that's what I was talking about

01:00:03.640 when I'm talking about doge

01:00:05.380 all the the lawyer doing this

01:00:07.520 and the lawyer doing that

01:00:08.640 and this department doing that

01:00:10.060 and that department

01:00:10.680 it's incomprehensible

01:00:12.340 and and I even put the time in

01:00:14.820 to try to comprehend it

01:00:16.720 imagine the casual viewer of news

01:00:19.060 they have no idea what's going on

01:00:20.500 but it sounds good

01:00:21.640 oh you're cutting waste in the government

01:00:24.920 all right

01:00:26.020 blah blah blah

01:00:27.620 this department

01:00:28.340 blah blah blah

01:00:28.980 that lawyer

01:00:29.480 I don't get any of that

01:00:30.440 but what do you say first

01:00:31.740 cutting expenses

01:00:33.180 got it

01:00:33.920 blah blah blah

01:00:35.200 details

01:00:35.700 blah blah blah

01:00:36.540 constitution

01:00:37.160 I don't understand any of that

01:00:38.600 but you're cutting waste

01:00:40.940 right

01:00:41.260 yes

01:00:42.440 so people are going to like that part

01:00:47.940 anyway

01:00:48.240 so he says that

01:00:50.180 he says Steve Bannon is right

01:00:52.600 we're flooded in shit

01:00:54.260 and we're searching for a way

01:00:56.020 to deal with this

01:00:56.760 these are extraordinary

01:00:58.340 very difficult times

01:00:59.460 so he was referencing the fact

01:01:02.920 that Bannon

01:01:03.840 had said back in 2018

01:01:05.440 I think other people

01:01:06.560 had been on the same page

01:01:07.980 here back then

01:01:08.600 that the way to deal with the media

01:01:10.480 is to flood the zone

01:01:11.560 with shite

01:01:12.880 so

01:01:14.320 that's definitely what's happening

01:01:16.560 Musk and Trump

01:01:18.260 are quite intentionally

01:01:19.500 flooding the zone

01:01:20.980 now it has multiple advantages

01:01:22.980 so the the doing everything fast

01:01:25.340 isn't just about flooding the zone

01:01:28.580 it does have that advantage

01:01:29.840 but it's also the way you should do it

01:01:32.020 you should move fast and break things

01:01:34.120 and then fix whatever you've broken

01:01:35.520 as you need to

01:01:36.380 otherwise you just get bogged down

01:01:38.920 it has to be high energy

01:01:40.780 high attack

01:01:41.640 high error

01:01:43.280 it's the only way forward

01:01:45.440 and it has that second advantage

01:01:47.580 of making the

01:01:48.500 making the bad guys look like

01:01:50.500 they don't know how to work

01:01:51.440 and the public just says

01:01:53.720 I don't know what you guys are doing

01:01:56.020 but if you're cutting expenses

01:01:58.060 and you're working all night

01:01:59.220 and you're sleeping on the floor

01:02:00.360 and the smartest people in the country

01:02:02.260 are working on it

01:02:03.080 and they're making progress

01:02:04.200 I know I hate that

01:02:05.960 I know I hate that at all

01:02:08.000 so everything about the

01:02:10.260 doge Trump strategy

01:02:13.040 is just brilliant

01:02:15.240 from top to bottom

01:02:16.860 everything about it works

01:02:18.180 as a machine

01:02:19.320 even the Supreme Court approval

01:02:22.420 is going up a little bit

01:02:23.800 according to the Hill

01:02:24.620 so now the Supreme Court's

01:02:26.620 approval rating

01:02:27.320 is above 50%

01:02:28.840 for the first time

01:02:29.820 since 2022

01:02:30.800 now what would cause that?

01:02:34.600 now part of it is that

01:02:36.100 any decisions about abortion

01:02:37.600 are now

01:02:38.560 further in the rear view mirror

01:02:40.660 so that probably makes a difference

01:02:42.100 but do you think that

01:02:43.320 there's just a

01:02:43.960 general

01:02:45.320 leaning of the public

01:02:47.600 toward the conservative side

01:02:50.140 or maybe toward the middle

01:02:51.120 and that

01:02:52.540 respect for the Supreme Court

01:02:55.260 can return

01:02:57.480 just because people

01:02:58.760 are sort of

01:02:59.260 getting away from the

01:03:00.120 craziest part of

01:03:01.200 you know

01:03:02.300 the political scene

01:03:03.160 so maybe it's just

01:03:04.340 a general statement

01:03:05.260 about how the

01:03:06.140 country's feeling

01:03:07.260 about the left

01:03:07.940 versus the right

01:03:08.680 in other news

01:03:10.520 you probably knew

01:03:11.980 that Jay-Z

01:03:12.720 was accused

01:03:14.500 of some

01:03:15.100 horrible

01:03:15.740 sex crime

01:03:16.720 and that case

01:03:17.600 has been dropped

01:03:18.320 according to CBS

01:03:19.300 I won't get into

01:03:22.100 what it was

01:03:22.760 but it involved

01:03:23.700 a young person

01:03:24.960 and it was a terrible

01:03:25.860 accusation

01:03:26.760 and

01:03:27.980 and now it's

01:03:30.340 dropped

01:03:30.900 it was voluntarily

01:03:32.360 dismissed

01:03:32.980 with prejudice

01:03:33.740 so

01:03:35.480 here's the context

01:03:37.300 that only I can add

01:03:38.680 if you're a normie

01:03:40.680 as in not a celebrity

01:03:42.480 you don't really

01:03:43.760 understand

01:03:44.360 how often

01:03:45.040 celebrities

01:03:45.640 get falsely accused

01:03:46.920 of sex crimes

01:03:47.820 it's pretty much

01:03:49.740 routine

01:03:50.680 so if you said

01:03:52.380 to yourself

01:03:52.840 well

01:03:53.540 I mean

01:03:54.320 somebody went

01:03:54.900 through a lot

01:03:55.340 of trouble

01:03:55.740 to accuse

01:03:56.700 Jay-Z

01:03:58.000 so

01:03:58.680 therefore

01:03:59.760 probably true

01:04:01.280 I think

01:04:02.560 probably not

01:04:03.520 possibly true

01:04:05.520 but

01:04:06.600 but just

01:04:07.240 the accusation

01:04:08.440 if the only thing

01:04:10.340 you knew

01:04:10.720 is that somebody

01:04:11.320 was accused

01:04:11.920 of a

01:04:12.380 sex crime

01:04:13.620 and the person

01:04:14.240 involved said

01:04:14.860 I don't even

01:04:15.680 know who that is

01:04:16.400 it probably

01:04:18.040 didn't happen

01:04:18.620 probably didn't

01:04:20.960 happen

01:04:21.260 now

01:04:21.960 I'm not

01:04:23.200 excusing

01:04:23.900 any sex crimes

01:04:24.960 so if there are

01:04:25.840 any dumb people

01:04:26.540 an NPC is watching

01:04:27.700 and you're saying

01:04:28.720 did he just

01:04:29.380 excuse

01:04:30.220 sex crimes

01:04:31.200 no

01:04:31.800 I'm not

01:04:33.120 I'm just saying

01:04:34.420 that you don't

01:04:35.020 understand

01:04:35.520 how often

01:04:36.800 these accusations

01:04:39.020 are completely

01:04:39.700 made up

01:04:40.220 so

01:04:41.220 I'm going to

01:04:42.200 give Jay-Z

01:04:42.800 the American

01:04:43.960 benefit of a doubt

01:04:44.960 the legal system

01:04:46.880 has dropped it

01:04:47.720 we don't know

01:04:48.460 I mean

01:04:48.800 you can speculate

01:04:49.560 there was some

01:04:50.120 pressure on the

01:04:51.020 accuser

01:04:51.800 we don't know

01:04:52.980 one way or the other

01:04:53.720 but

01:04:54.920 given the

01:04:56.540 high rate

01:04:57.220 of false

01:04:58.100 accusations

01:04:58.740 in this exact

01:04:59.820 domain

01:05:00.400 and the fact

01:05:01.840 that it was

01:05:02.220 dropped

01:05:02.660 benefit of a doubt

01:05:06.080 innocent until

01:05:07.360 proven guilty

01:05:07.960 and it doesn't

01:05:08.640 look like he's

01:05:09.140 going to be

01:05:09.460 proven guilty

01:05:10.060 Claudia was

01:05:11.460 leaving for her

01:05:12.080 pickleball tournament

01:05:12.860 I've been

01:05:13.260 visualizing my

01:05:14.060 match all week

01:05:15.200 she was so

01:05:16.120 focused on

01:05:16.640 visualizing

01:05:17.220 that she

01:05:17.680 didn't see

01:05:18.120 the column

01:05:18.500 behind her

01:05:18.960 car on her

01:05:19.680 backhand side

01:05:20.520 good thing

01:05:22.220 Claudia's with

01:05:22.840 Intact

01:05:23.280 the insurer

01:05:24.040 with the

01:05:24.460 largest network

01:05:25.160 of auto

01:05:25.520 service centers

01:05:26.140 in the country

01:05:26.900 everything was

01:05:27.780 taken care of

01:05:28.420 under one roof

01:05:29.160 and she was

01:05:29.700 on her way

01:05:30.100 in a rental

01:05:30.520 car in no time

01:05:31.580 I made it to

01:05:32.440 my tournament

01:05:33.060 and lost in

01:05:34.240 the first round

01:05:34.940 but you got

01:05:36.000 there on time

01:05:36.680 Intact Insurance

01:05:37.820 your auto

01:05:38.560 service ace

01:05:39.300 certain conditions

01:05:40.200 apply

01:05:40.580 here's a

01:05:45.140 thing that

01:05:46.400 I've been telling

01:05:47.060 you was going

01:05:47.540 to happen

01:05:47.840 for a long

01:05:48.320 time

01:05:48.600 according to

01:05:49.300 SciTech Daily

01:05:50.240 scientists

01:05:53.440 discovered that

01:05:54.340 your cerebral

01:05:54.980 cortex doesn't

01:05:56.080 just react to

01:05:56.800 the world

01:05:57.180 it predicts

01:05:58.360 what's coming

01:05:58.940 next

01:05:59.420 so your

01:06:01.060 cerebral cortex

01:06:02.060 isn't just

01:06:02.840 watching

01:06:03.340 it's continuously

01:06:04.860 predicting

01:06:05.720 what happens

01:06:06.380 next

01:06:06.840 now

01:06:08.100 that's what

01:06:09.000 I've been

01:06:09.260 waiting for

01:06:09.860 because

01:06:11.040 we're very

01:06:12.540 close to

01:06:13.180 proving

01:06:13.520 that we

01:06:14.120 live in a

01:06:14.560 simulation

01:06:15.060 and all

01:06:16.640 the parts

01:06:17.200 are sort

01:06:18.040 of on

01:06:19.200 their own

01:06:19.660 are sort

01:06:20.040 of coming

01:06:20.400 together

01:06:20.840 in a whole

01:06:22.160 bunch of

01:06:22.920 different ways

01:06:23.660 but this is

01:06:24.640 a big one

01:06:25.200 because it

01:06:26.360 explains

01:06:26.820 consciousness

01:06:27.480 now I

01:06:28.980 have my

01:06:29.300 own

01:06:29.560 definition

01:06:30.040 of

01:06:30.300 consciousness

01:06:30.780 which does

01:06:31.500 not match

01:06:32.040 anybody

01:06:32.500 else's

01:06:33.040 and I

01:06:34.380 was waiting

01:06:34.760 for this

01:06:35.300 this is

01:06:36.320 what I

01:06:36.540 was waiting

01:06:36.860 for

01:06:37.100 I was

01:06:37.780 waiting

01:06:38.000 for a

01:06:38.320 confirmation

01:06:38.840 that there's

01:06:40.260 a part

01:06:40.580 of the

01:06:40.800 brain

01:06:41.180 that

01:06:42.080 predicts

01:06:43.380 because here's

01:06:44.140 my definition

01:06:44.880 of consciousness

01:06:45.880 it's the

01:06:47.920 difference

01:06:48.280 between what

01:06:48.920 you predict

01:06:49.460 is going

01:06:49.820 to happen

01:06:50.180 and what

01:06:50.560 does

01:06:50.940 what you

01:06:52.200 observe

01:06:52.640 if

01:06:54.400 everything

01:06:54.940 that happened

01:06:55.580 is exactly

01:06:56.520 what you

01:06:56.960 predicted

01:06:57.440 you would

01:06:58.880 lose

01:06:59.360 consciousness

01:07:00.120 instantly

01:07:00.920 and you

01:07:04.400 and you

01:07:04.780 can test

01:07:05.240 that

01:07:05.600 because in

01:07:06.600 your own

01:07:06.940 environment

01:07:07.420 so I'm

01:07:08.140 sitting in

01:07:08.620 my office

01:07:09.220 with a whole

01:07:09.820 bunch of

01:07:10.160 things that

01:07:10.560 are not

01:07:10.880 changing

01:07:11.280 so there's

01:07:13.100 a there's

01:07:13.820 there's a

01:07:14.640 cabinet over

01:07:15.300 there

01:07:15.560 my expectation

01:07:17.440 is it will

01:07:18.280 look exactly

01:07:19.100 the same

01:07:19.720 in 10

01:07:20.380 minutes

01:07:20.780 nothing will

01:07:21.980 be different

01:07:22.420 and everything

01:07:23.900 else in the

01:07:24.360 room

01:07:24.500 nothing will

01:07:25.360 be different

01:07:25.760 the only thing

01:07:26.520 that's different

01:07:27.140 is your

01:07:27.660 comments

01:07:28.260 that are

01:07:28.960 streaming

01:07:29.280 in

01:07:29.600 and

01:07:31.380 you know

01:07:33.140 the the

01:07:33.580 visual thing

01:07:34.160 that I'm

01:07:34.400 seeing of

01:07:34.780 myself

01:07:35.180 while I

01:07:35.560 do this

01:07:35.960 so my

01:07:36.960 consciousness

01:07:37.540 is 100%

01:07:39.660 on the things

01:07:40.280 that are

01:07:40.540 changing

01:07:41.000 because the

01:07:42.440 things that are

01:07:42.980 changing

01:07:43.460 are the only

01:07:44.480 things that

01:07:44.920 have the

01:07:45.200 possibility

01:07:45.820 of what I

01:07:47.080 predict is

01:07:47.660 going to

01:07:47.900 happen

01:07:48.180 not matching

01:07:48.800 what happens

01:07:49.420 everything else

01:07:51.100 in my

01:07:51.440 environment

01:07:51.920 I'm

01:07:53.840 unconscious

01:07:54.360 to

01:07:54.760 because they're

01:07:56.340 not going

01:07:56.680 to ever

01:07:56.900 change

01:07:57.340 so what I

01:07:58.180 predict about

01:07:58.780 them I know

01:07:59.300 will be the

01:07:59.740 same as what

01:08:00.200 happens

01:08:00.620 I mean I

01:08:01.640 don't know

01:08:02.040 know but

01:08:02.560 it's a pretty

01:08:03.160 safe bet

01:08:03.720 so you

01:08:05.820 are not

01:08:06.320 conscious of

01:08:07.180 anything you

01:08:07.780 think isn't

01:08:08.340 going to

01:08:08.560 change and

01:08:09.240 you're correct

01:08:09.740 about it

01:08:10.240 you're only

01:08:11.740 conscious of

01:08:12.720 things you can

01:08:13.320 predict what's

01:08:14.000 going to

01:08:14.220 happen and

01:08:15.260 then you watch

01:08:15.780 what's happening

01:08:16.360 and what

01:08:18.000 makes humans

01:08:19.380 do better

01:08:20.500 than other

01:08:21.200 creatures is

01:08:22.460 that the

01:08:23.940 degree of

01:08:24.420 consciousness

01:08:24.940 the degree of

01:08:26.280 predicting and

01:08:27.800 then seeing how

01:08:28.400 it's different

01:08:28.940 because if you

01:08:30.120 predict and

01:08:30.880 then you're

01:08:31.240 wrong then

01:08:32.520 you have much

01:08:33.100 better insight

01:08:33.780 about how to

01:08:34.360 adjust it

01:08:34.980 oh wow I

01:08:36.220 was wrong

01:08:36.540 about that

01:08:37.140 rethink it

01:08:38.080 rethink it

01:08:38.580 try something

01:08:39.140 else until

01:08:40.080 you get

01:08:40.440 predict

01:08:40.880 predictability

01:08:41.780 so we're

01:08:43.120 always going

01:08:43.620 to get

01:08:44.120 predictability

01:08:44.920 which we're

01:08:45.580 striving for

01:08:46.500 it and

01:08:47.480 that's

01:08:47.760 consciousness

01:08:48.200 it's the

01:08:48.920 only purpose

01:08:49.420 for it

01:08:49.820 it's not

01:08:50.820 magic

01:08:51.180 it's just

01:08:52.180 a simple

01:08:52.600 little trick

01:08:53.180 of the

01:08:53.440 brain so

01:08:54.500 that we're

01:08:54.820 more able

01:08:55.480 to solve

01:08:56.100 problems

01:08:56.600 we predict

01:08:57.860 and then we

01:08:59.080 can solve

01:08:59.540 them sometimes

01:09:00.120 in advance

01:09:00.780 based on our

01:09:01.780 prediction

01:09:02.120 and then if

01:09:03.600 we're wrong

01:09:04.180 we say whoa

01:09:05.260 that didn't

01:09:05.740 work look at

01:09:06.420 the difference

01:09:06.860 between the

01:09:07.360 prediction and

01:09:08.020 the outcome

01:09:08.520 basically that's

01:09:09.720 the basis

01:09:10.820 of science

01:09:11.520 right

01:09:11.860 science is

01:09:13.000 looking at

01:09:13.560 the difference

01:09:14.000 between your

01:09:14.560 hypothesis and

01:09:15.400 your outcome

01:09:15.800 so the

01:09:19.280 first thing

01:09:19.700 you need to

01:09:20.040 know is that

01:09:20.700 consciousness is

01:09:22.620 not special

01:09:23.540 it's special

01:09:25.000 because humans

01:09:25.960 seem to have

01:09:26.480 the most of

01:09:27.060 it

01:09:27.280 if you notice

01:09:29.540 that your dog

01:09:30.320 definitely seems

01:09:31.740 conscious

01:09:32.140 and your dog

01:09:33.600 too can

01:09:34.660 predict

01:09:35.180 you see that

01:09:37.020 your dog

01:09:38.120 can predict

01:09:38.880 when I

01:09:39.840 when I walk

01:09:40.440 into the

01:09:40.840 kitchen

01:09:41.120 my dog

01:09:42.080 thinks

01:09:42.400 that's where

01:09:43.640 I get

01:09:43.940 treats

01:09:44.360 so the

01:09:45.340 dog

01:09:45.480 comes

01:09:45.740 into the

01:09:46.080 kitchen

01:09:46.340 so the

01:09:47.700 dog

01:09:47.960 is also

01:09:48.600 has an

01:09:49.300 idea of

01:09:49.840 what the

01:09:50.180 future

01:09:50.480 looks like

01:09:51.080 and then

01:09:51.960 operates based

01:09:53.040 on that

01:09:53.480 and if I

01:09:54.580 don't give

01:09:55.020 the dog a

01:09:55.520 treat

01:09:55.780 what happens

01:09:56.420 I can tell

01:09:58.000 that she has

01:09:58.420 some tension

01:09:58.940 just like

01:09:59.940 humans

01:10:00.360 when things

01:10:01.360 don't go

01:10:01.760 the way

01:10:02.080 we expect

01:10:02.860 we get

01:10:03.920 tension

01:10:04.280 and then

01:10:05.140 we want

01:10:05.520 to get rid

01:10:05.920 of the

01:10:06.140 tension

01:10:06.460 by solving

01:10:07.480 it so

01:10:07.900 that our

01:10:08.720 world

01:10:09.000 becomes

01:10:09.360 predictable

01:10:09.840 again

01:10:10.260 so

01:10:12.580 consciousness

01:10:13.080 is nothing

01:10:13.960 but the

01:10:14.540 difference

01:10:14.880 between your

01:10:15.580 prediction

01:10:16.120 and your

01:10:16.920 observation

01:10:17.540 that's it

01:10:18.940 there's

01:10:20.740 similarly

01:10:21.820 there's a

01:10:22.460 new study

01:10:22.940 from

01:10:23.280 not a new

01:10:24.160 study

01:10:24.440 but article

01:10:25.260 in popular

01:10:25.800 mechanics

01:10:26.320 that according

01:10:27.900 to some

01:10:28.760 of the

01:10:29.020 scientists

01:10:29.380 not all

01:10:30.040 of them

01:10:30.320 but some

01:10:31.340 of the

01:10:31.560 scientists

01:10:31.940 in the

01:10:32.420 quantum

01:10:32.780 realm

01:10:33.200 your

01:10:35.920 thoughts

01:10:36.540 can

01:10:37.140 change

01:10:37.520 the

01:10:37.720 past

01:10:38.220 now

01:10:40.740 we

01:10:40.920 know

01:10:41.340 in the

01:10:42.420 quantum

01:10:42.800 world

01:10:43.280 that

01:10:44.160 things

01:10:44.540 don't

01:10:45.120 really

01:10:46.440 exist

01:10:46.920 until

01:10:47.280 they're

01:10:47.940 observed

01:10:48.660 so

01:10:49.860 as weird

01:10:50.500 as that

01:10:50.860 sounds

01:10:51.260 that's

01:10:51.720 generally

01:10:52.480 scientifically

01:10:53.400 accepted

01:10:54.360 you know

01:10:55.600 I think

01:10:56.100 everybody

01:10:56.460 accepts that

01:10:57.100 at this

01:10:57.500 point

01:10:57.740 that

01:10:58.780 until you

01:11:00.020 observe

01:11:00.380 something

01:11:00.840 it's just

01:11:01.980 a probability

01:11:02.700 and then

01:11:03.620 once

01:11:03.880 observed

01:11:04.360 it becomes

01:11:05.120 solidified

01:11:05.960 forever

01:11:06.320 but now

01:11:08.360 it's going

01:11:09.040 further

01:11:09.460 that

01:11:10.860 that you

01:11:11.640 could change

01:11:12.320 your own

01:11:12.820 past

01:11:13.500 all right

01:11:17.160 I'll turn

01:11:17.640 off your

01:11:17.960 comments

01:11:18.420 you can

01:11:22.300 observe

01:11:22.620 your own

01:11:23.060 past

01:11:23.620 in other

01:11:25.120 words

01:11:25.280 or you

01:11:25.800 can actually

01:11:26.380 change your

01:11:27.140 past by

01:11:27.780 what you're

01:11:28.160 thinking

01:11:28.540 now

01:11:31.000 I think

01:11:32.780 this is

01:11:34.560 proof that

01:11:35.040 we're a

01:11:35.340 simulation

01:11:35.840 because one

01:11:37.280 of the

01:11:37.500 proofs I

01:11:37.980 was looking

01:11:38.380 for and

01:11:38.860 again proof

01:11:39.420 is too

01:11:39.780 strong a

01:11:40.240 word

01:11:40.400 but one

01:11:41.400 of the

01:11:41.640 pieces of

01:11:42.480 evidence

01:11:42.920 would be

01:11:43.960 if the

01:11:44.460 present can

01:11:45.340 create the

01:11:46.040 past

01:11:46.440 because if

01:11:47.540 we're a

01:11:47.880 computer

01:11:48.240 software

01:11:48.760 simulation

01:11:49.700 we would

01:11:50.740 it would be

01:11:51.540 almost impossible

01:11:52.600 for any

01:11:54.100 computer to

01:11:54.800 hold all

01:11:55.420 the complexity

01:11:56.120 of all

01:11:56.920 the history

01:11:57.480 of everything

01:11:58.240 that's ever

01:11:58.740 existed

01:11:59.140 I can't

01:12:01.220 imagine any

01:12:01.720 computer that

01:12:02.260 could do

01:12:02.540 it and if

01:12:02.960 you could

01:12:03.260 do it

01:12:03.660 you probably

01:12:05.340 wouldn't do

01:12:05.860 it if you're

01:12:06.220 building a

01:12:06.600 simulation

01:12:07.020 you would

01:12:08.120 say well

01:12:09.060 the past

01:12:09.520 exists when

01:12:10.580 somebody looks

01:12:11.180 into it

01:12:11.700 but if they

01:12:12.840 don't look

01:12:13.260 into it

01:12:13.740 it's just

01:12:14.460 not there

01:12:14.920 so the

01:12:16.160 specific example

01:12:17.040 would be if

01:12:17.820 you're going

01:12:18.060 to dig a

01:12:18.520 hole in your

01:12:19.000 backyard and

01:12:20.560 nobody's ever

01:12:21.220 dug a hole

01:12:21.760 in that place

01:12:22.460 so nobody

01:12:23.080 knows what's

01:12:23.620 below the

01:12:24.080 surface

01:12:24.520 you're seeing

01:12:25.820 it for the

01:12:26.160 first time as

01:12:26.840 you're digging

01:12:27.200 the hole

01:12:27.600 according to

01:12:29.120 my view of

01:12:29.680 the world

01:12:30.120 the hole

01:12:31.020 is created

01:12:31.780 just as you

01:12:32.700 dig

01:12:32.980 it doesn't

01:12:34.100 exist in a

01:12:35.420 steady state

01:12:37.360 it doesn't

01:12:38.160 collapse its

01:12:38.840 probability until

01:12:39.720 you see it

01:12:40.240 now that would

01:12:42.380 save a

01:12:43.260 tremendous amount

01:12:44.340 of processing

01:12:45.580 but it would

01:12:46.540 also explain

01:12:47.380 why you and

01:12:48.580 I don't agree

01:12:49.360 about the

01:12:49.780 past

01:12:50.240 because think

01:12:51.780 about how

01:12:52.240 hard it would

01:12:52.780 be if I

01:12:54.200 dug a hole

01:12:54.680 in my backyard

01:12:55.480 and I had

01:12:55.960 an idea about

01:12:56.740 the past

01:12:57.320 but it had

01:12:58.180 to match

01:12:58.640 everybody

01:12:59.140 else's

01:12:59.620 ideas

01:13:00.200 that I've

01:13:01.100 ever dug

01:13:01.980 nearby

01:13:02.820 etc

01:13:03.840 it would

01:13:04.900 be too

01:13:05.160 hard

01:13:05.440 so instead

01:13:06.900 you would

01:13:07.240 say all

01:13:07.840 right if

01:13:08.280 I'm writing

01:13:08.680 this simulation

01:13:09.480 and I want

01:13:10.220 to save

01:13:10.720 capacity

01:13:11.600 I'll just

01:13:12.720 say your

01:13:13.900 memory doesn't

01:13:14.520 have to match

01:13:15.020 mine and

01:13:16.120 that's what

01:13:16.500 we observe

01:13:17.040 that one

01:13:18.820 person's memory

01:13:19.540 doesn't match

01:13:20.140 another's

01:13:20.600 even though

01:13:21.700 when I talk

01:13:22.160 about the

01:13:22.720 things that

01:13:23.100 happened in

01:13:23.440 my childhood

01:13:24.000 one of

01:13:25.360 my siblings

01:13:25.820 will say

01:13:26.360 that didn't

01:13:27.560 happen

01:13:27.860 that happened

01:13:29.120 to somebody

01:13:29.500 else

01:13:29.820 now usually

01:13:32.380 since my

01:13:33.100 memory is

01:13:33.560 not that

01:13:33.940 good I

01:13:34.780 just assume

01:13:35.580 the other

01:13:35.900 person's

01:13:36.340 right

01:13:36.580 which is a

01:13:38.680 good bet

01:13:39.120 but in

01:13:41.040 the real

01:13:41.360 world we

01:13:41.820 all disagree

01:13:42.480 about what

01:13:43.000 the past

01:13:43.420 is and

01:13:44.520 that's the

01:13:44.840 only way

01:13:45.160 you can

01:13:45.600 handle all

01:13:47.060 the pasts

01:13:48.140 being so

01:13:48.860 different is

01:13:50.000 just allow

01:13:50.460 them to be

01:13:50.940 different and

01:13:52.080 people just

01:13:52.560 say well

01:13:52.920 you're wrong

01:13:53.420 and then the

01:13:54.100 other person

01:13:54.480 says no

01:13:54.920 you're wrong

01:13:55.420 and that's

01:13:56.200 the end of

01:13:56.560 it you

01:13:57.300 don't have

01:13:57.600 to solve

01:13:57.940 it you

01:13:58.620 can just

01:13:58.960 agree that

01:13:59.580 you have a

01:14:00.200 different idea

01:14:00.740 of what the

01:14:01.080 past was

01:14:01.580 so so

01:14:04.440 that happened

01:14:05.020 and I think

01:14:09.600 the the odds

01:14:10.660 of us being

01:14:11.520 a simulation

01:14:12.120 are pretty

01:14:13.740 close to 100

01:14:14.400 percent at

01:14:15.140 this point

01:14:15.540 all right

01:14:17.560 over in

01:14:18.920 Ukraine there's

01:14:20.040 a story in

01:14:20.560 the defense

01:14:21.160 post

01:14:21.620 that

01:14:23.300 Ukraine has

01:14:24.940 developed this

01:14:25.600 drone front

01:14:26.700 line and

01:14:27.920 what it is

01:14:28.520 is basically

01:14:29.140 a bunch of

01:14:29.660 unmanned

01:14:30.300 drones that

01:14:32.280 can control

01:14:33.100 a part of

01:14:34.320 the the

01:14:35.340 front you

01:14:36.260 know the

01:14:36.440 military front

01:14:37.280 and basically

01:14:38.500 you would just

01:14:39.100 watch what's

01:14:40.240 happening and

01:14:40.860 kill anything

01:14:41.560 that started

01:14:42.540 moving and

01:14:43.280 look like an

01:14:43.780 enemy so

01:14:45.400 if this really

01:14:47.380 works which

01:14:48.960 I'm not sure

01:14:49.500 it does but

01:14:50.320 if it really

01:14:50.720 worked it

01:14:51.320 would look

01:14:51.640 like Skynet

01:14:52.600 small Skynet

01:14:54.960 you know the

01:14:56.420 fictional version

01:14:57.400 of Skynet

01:14:58.060 from Terminator

01:14:59.020 movies was a

01:15:00.640 bunch of flying

01:15:01.340 machines that

01:15:02.840 would look for

01:15:03.420 humans and kill

01:15:04.300 them wherever

01:15:04.740 they found

01:15:05.200 them that's

01:15:06.500 exactly this

01:15:07.540 it's a bunch of

01:15:08.920 flying machines

01:15:09.840 that would

01:15:10.740 autonomously I

01:15:11.880 think on their

01:15:12.460 own this that

01:15:14.000 part I'm not sure

01:15:15.220 about I think it's

01:15:16.320 on their own but

01:15:17.040 maybe not would

01:15:18.640 kill anybody

01:15:19.440 who's in that

01:15:20.060 zone because

01:15:21.540 they would just

01:15:22.040 make sure that

01:15:22.600 their own

01:15:23.000 soldiers were

01:15:23.660 never in that

01:15:24.260 zone or they

01:15:26.120 turn it off if

01:15:27.060 they were so I

01:15:28.900 think it's just

01:15:29.520 basically putting a

01:15:31.300 hat on the front

01:15:32.200 lines and saying

01:15:33.220 anybody who's under

01:15:34.120 this hat we're just

01:15:34.920 going to kill you

01:15:35.500 and that would be

01:15:37.400 what the future of

01:15:38.720 military looks like

01:15:39.500 now let's go back

01:15:41.320 to the real world

01:15:42.120 in the real world

01:15:44.720 Ukraine and

01:15:45.700 Russia are getting

01:15:46.280 ready to negotiate

01:15:47.440 some kind of

01:15:48.300 peace in that

01:15:50.820 environment wouldn't

01:15:52.040 you expect a

01:15:53.260 whole bunch of

01:15:54.080 positive stories

01:15:55.660 about Ukraine's

01:15:56.680 military future

01:15:57.580 it's like oh

01:15:58.800 sure Russia

01:16:00.180 Russia was

01:16:01.360 winning up till

01:16:02.060 now but now

01:16:03.540 we've got this

01:16:04.180 whole new

01:16:04.960 Skynet thing

01:16:06.540 locally so you

01:16:08.700 couldn't possibly

01:16:09.560 gain another

01:16:10.340 inch so you

01:16:11.580 might as well

01:16:11.960 negotiate a good

01:16:13.020 peace that we

01:16:13.600 can live with

01:16:14.220 so I don't

01:16:16.800 believe anything

01:16:17.360 about this

01:16:18.040 it could be

01:16:20.160 they're working

01:16:20.640 on it could be

01:16:22.040 that works a

01:16:22.640 little bit but I

01:16:24.040 don't think they

01:16:24.660 found a way to

01:16:25.480 completely control

01:16:26.500 the front line

01:16:27.280 with drones

01:16:27.880 someday

01:16:29.060 definitely someday

01:16:30.720 but it's a little

01:16:31.860 bit too on the

01:16:32.540 nose that just

01:16:34.380 when we get into

01:16:35.220 the negotiating

01:16:36.180 oh look we've

01:16:38.000 got some magic

01:16:38.740 technology that

01:16:39.820 would do what

01:16:40.280 nothing's ever

01:16:40.900 done before

01:16:41.420 or maybe

01:16:43.280 maybe

01:16:45.160 I just don't

01:16:46.900 buy it yet

01:16:47.500 anyway that's

01:16:50.860 all I got for

01:16:51.280 today make sure

01:16:51.960 you join Owen

01:16:53.540 Gregorian's

01:16:54.480 after show

01:16:55.580 I'll just say a

01:16:57.840 few words to the

01:16:58.720 locals people

01:16:59.700 when I'm done

01:17:02.400 with the rest of

01:17:02.980 you but in a few

01:17:05.100 minutes Owen

01:17:05.980 Gregorian will fire

01:17:06.940 up a spaces

01:17:07.840 event on X

01:17:09.200 for anybody who

01:17:10.580 wants to keep

01:17:12.120 talking about this

01:17:12.840 sort of stuff

01:17:13.400 and I'm going to

01:17:14.420 say bye to

01:17:15.160 everyone on

01:17:16.200 Rumble and X

01:17:18.580 and YouTube and

01:17:19.420 we'll talk to the

01:17:20.080 locals people just

01:17:21.040 quickly

01:17:21.520 you

01:17:25.000 go on

01:17:27.400 on

01:17:29.360 I'm

01:17:30.180 I'm

01:17:30.640 you

01:17:30.980 I'm

01:17:31.560 I'm

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - February 15, 2025

Episode 2751 CWSA 02⧸15⧸25

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